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REED: Doing Meta-Analyses with PCCs? Here’s Something You Might Not Know
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[This blog first appeared at the MAER-Net Blog under the title “Something I Recently Learned About PCCs That Maybe You Also Didn’t Know”, see here] While TRN is primarily dedicated to replications in economics, I also do research on meta-analysis. As…
Read MoreAnother Article Takes the Sheen off RCTs
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[From the article, “Why all randomised controlled trials produce biased results”, by Alexander Krauss, recently published in Annals of Medicine] “Randomised controlled trials (RCTs) are commonly viewed as the best research method to inform public health and social policy. Usually they…
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