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Randomized Experiment

Interpreting Social and Behavioral Research, 2019
L. Dorsten
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Improving Financial Literacy in Secondary School Students: An Randomized Experiment

Youth & society, 2019
Financial literacy is a multicomponent construct comprising financial knowledge, attitude, behaviors, and well-being. Financial literacy in young people helps them to achieve financial independence and escape from intergenerational poverty.
A. Zhu, C. Yu, K. Chou
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The Long-term and Spillover Effects of Price Promotions on Retailing Platforms: Evidence from a Large Randomized Experiment on Alibaba

Management Sciences, 2017
Dynamic pricing through price promotions has been widely used by online retailers. We study how a promotion strategy, one that offers customers a discount for products in their shopping cart, affects customer behavior in the short and long term on a ...
Dennis J. Zhang, Hengchen Dai, Lingxiu Dong, Fangfang Qi, N. Zhang, Xiaofei Liu, Zhongyi Liu, Jiang Yang   +7 more
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Race and Class: A Randomized Experiment with Prosecutors

Journal of Empirical Legal Studies, 2018
Disparities in criminal justice outcomes are well known, and prior observational research has shown correlations between the race of defendants and prosecutors’ decisions about how to charge and resolve cases. Yet causation is questionable: other factors,
C. Robertson, S. B. Baughman, M. Wright
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Randomized and random run order experiments

Journal of Statistical Planning and Inference, 2005
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Ganju, Jitendra, Lucas, James M.
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Perils of the Random Experiment

American Journal of Therapeutics, 2003
Most medical research is executed on samples selected from large populations. Nevertheless, health care researchers often blur the difference between interpreting sample-based research and evaluating research that included the entire population of interest. This is an implication-critical distinction; in population research, every result applies to the
Lemuel A, Moyé, Anita, Deswal
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Random Experiment

2010
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Hari, Kumar, Arthur, Kumar
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Randomized Controlled Experiments

2017
In many cases, the presence of confounding factors makes the identification of causal effects rather difficult. One solution to avoid potential bias is to run a randomized controlled experiment, either in the form of a clinical trial or a field experiment (Sect. 13.1).
Jean-Michel Josselin, Benoît Le Maux
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Modeling Random Experiments

2001
Suppose we have an experiment (phenomenon, trial) with random outcomes such as, for example, the game of roulette (outcome: a number between 0 and 33) or a journey by train (outcome: the delay of arrival at the destination measured in minutes). We may be vitally interested in answers to questions such as: How likely is it that the number in roulette ...
Marek Capiński, Tomasz Zastawniak
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Implementing Randomized Experiments

Evaluation Review, 1989
Eleven jurisdictions across the country are participating in the Intensive Supervision Demon stration Projectfunded by the Bureau of Justice Assistance (BJA). The demonstration is designed to assess the effects — and costs — of sentencing convicted felons to community-based programs.
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