Suppose that, in equation (15.8), you do not have a good instrumental variable candidate for skipped. But
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Suppose that, in equation (15.8), you do not have a good instrumental variable candidate for skipped. But you have two other pieces of information on students: combined SAT score and cumulative GPA prior to the semester. What would you do instead of IV estimation?
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