Matteo Courthoud
@matteocourthoud.bsky.social
What's the standard approach for synthetic control with many treated units? One at the time?
If the goal is to match the average outcome in the treatment group over time, why not estimate the propensity score using daily outcomes as covariates, and then build a SC using propensity weights?
If the goal is to match the average outcome in the treatment group over time, why not estimate the propensity score using daily outcomes as covariates, and then build a SC using propensity weights?
December 6, 2024 at 4:33 PM
What's the standard approach for synthetic control with many treated units? One at the time?
If the goal is to match the average outcome in the treatment group over time, why not estimate the propensity score using daily outcomes as covariates, and then build a SC using propensity weights?
If the goal is to match the average outcome in the treatment group over time, why not estimate the propensity score using daily outcomes as covariates, and then build a SC using propensity weights?