energy efficiency standards / season-specific energy conservation tips / energy conservation / achieved energy savings / randomized control / energy conservation tips / sample site / energy conservation programs / residential energy consumers / electric utilities / homogeneous site / energy use / patient services / media reports / energy / residential energy consumption / historical energy use patterns / target site / energy use neighbor comparisons / average trial site / energy efficiency programs / recent energy bills / energy efficiency / received substantial media coverage / energy conservation program / retail electricity / /
UCLA / Sloan Foundation / MIT / Harvard / Labor Force / Medicare / American Hospital Association / World Bank / Jameel Poverty Action Lab / New York University Department of Economics / /
Person
Matt Harding / Dan Levy / Sendhil Mullainathan / Marc Laitin / Guido Imbens / Kyle Dropp / Joe Hotz / Christina Larkin / Lucas Davis / Xavier Gine / Todd Rogers / Chuck Goldman / Josh Angrist / Chris Knittel / Heidi Williams / Meredith Fowlie / Larry Katz / Alex Laskey / Jens Ludwig / Emily Oster / Tyler Curtis / Alessandro Orfei / Smith / Amitabh Chandra / Konrad Menzel / Rohini Pande / Dan Yates / /
Position
RCTs representative / clinical trials representative / teacher / model of external validity and site selection bias / model of external validity / /
SITE SELECTION BIAS IN PROGRAM EVALUATION∗ Hunt Allcott† February 13, 2015 Abstract “Site selection bias” can occur when the probability that a program is adopted or evaluated