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Propensity Score Matching: A technique for Program Evaluation

Outline. Overview: Why Propensity Score Matching?How to use PSM: Choices to be madeExample: Impact evaluation of Yeshasvini health care programme. The best way for evaluation. Randomised experimentNot always possibleQuasi experimental design : Regression, Matching ( Direct, PSM, DID). Reg

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Propensity Score Matching: A technique for Program Evaluation

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    1. Propensity Score Matching: A technique for Program Evaluation Aradhna Aggarwal Department of Business Economics, South Campus, University of Delhi Sambodhi international conference, 29 April, 2011,

    2. Outline Overview: Why Propensity Score Matching? How to use PSM: Choices to be made Example: Impact evaluation of Yeshasvini health care programme

    3. The best way for evaluation Randomised experiment Not always possible Quasi experimental design : Regression, Matching ( Direct, PSM, DID)

    4. Regression Control the difference between participants and non participants. The problem of non observables. Based on parametric relationship. demanding with respect to the modelling assumptions

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