Synthetic Control

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Course Instructor: Dr. Kevin Grier
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[@andriikulishov3371]

Many thanks, Mr Grier & Oklahoma University

[@CallmeRamadhan]

Thank you so much for this lecture, God blesses you :)

[@ricardoveiga007]

Outstanding! You are a terrific teacher!

[@Richard-dd3mm]

thanks

[@justinhebert5155]

excellent video and explanation, thanks!

[@kanchanpathak3555]

very helpful..clear explanation I was looking for

[@user-wi6zt9ke6u]

Nice example and explanation! Thank you!

[@gabrielravisantos8418]

Very well! Excellent!

[@omololagbade-oladiran4819]

Thank you

[@asharmalik5263]

Excellent, thanks

[@Irnbruist]

very well explained, thanks a lot!

[@jonathanmcwilliams4178]

Nice explanation! Thanks

[@redbaronkassierer]

Thanks. Well done. Good explanation.

[@patrickmutuku]

Nice video explanation. Thanks

[@Hari-cz3od]

Thank you.

[@fatimabezbiq4212]

Thank you a lot. Could you please tell me how to do synthetic control using stata

[@emmanuelameyaw6806]

..so how long is relatively long? Is 15 years of pre-treatment period long enough?

[@hemanthmangalampalli24]

How are the weights calculated, please explain that.

[@chernoribrahim4655]

Is it possible to use this method when you have different interventions that occurred close to each other. For instance the first intervention occurred in 2000 and the second intervention occurred in 2001. Can I say for instance any changes that occure after 2000 is due to the intervention in 2000.

[@macpapinohos5948]

great video but hook 'em