Estimating causal effects of sanctions impacts: what role for country-level studies?

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23 mai 2023

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  • 2305.14605
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arXiv

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Cornell University




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Francisco Rodríguez, « Estimating causal effects of sanctions impacts: what role for country-level studies? », arXiv - économie


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This article reviews recent advances in addressing empirical identification issues in cross-country and country-level studies and their implications for the identification of the effectiveness and consequences of economic sanctions. I argue that, given the difficulties in assessing causal relationships in cross-national data, country-level case studies can serve as a useful and informative complement to cross-national regression studies. However, I also warn that case studies pose a set of additional potential empirical pitfalls which can obfuscate rather than clarify the identification of causal mechanisms at work. Therefore, the most sensible way to read case study evidence is as a complement rather than as a substitute to cross-national research.

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