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How Many Subjects Show the Effect? 1 How Many Subjects Show the Effect? a Sharp Lower-bound Estimator with Examples from Behavioral Economics
- Published 2010
Abstract
Computing the average 'effect', the difference in means of the dependent variable between conditions, is by far the most common way of analyzing experimental data. In many settings, however, the proportion of people individually exhibiting the effect in question (or the opposite one) is of interest also. This paper puts forward an assumption-free and… (More)