Pushback on Pessimism About Randomized Controlled Trials

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Abstract

Back in January, I posted about an article that was getting some attention in my world. Megan T. Stevenson is an active researcher in the criminal-justice-and-economics literature. She argues that when you look at the published studies that use randomized control trial methods to evaluate ways of reducing crime, most of the studies don't show a … Continue reading Pushback on Pessimism About Randomized Controlled Trials
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