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Mixed (aka multilevel or hierarchical) models are linear models that include both fixed effects and random effects. They are used to model longitudinal or nested data.
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How to deal with treatment effect at state level but observations at school level?
I have a panel of schools and I want to estimate the effect of a state level policy on school level outcomes (all schools in a treated state are treated). I can't use a fixed effects model since the t …
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