Causal Inference from Panel Data
Sociological MethodologyPublished 1 January 1970
David R. Heise
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The author is grateful to Arthur S. Goldberger, Otis Dudley Duncan, and George Bohrnstedt for helpful comments concerning earlier papers on this topic. They share no responsibility for inadequacies of this presentation. Work on this project was partially supported by grant OE-5-10-292 from the Office of Education. Computer analyses were supported by funds from the Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation and the National Science Foundation.
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