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Let represent the difference in expected income between the population of treated (participant) versus untreated (non-participant) households. As a first step in your analysis, calculate , the difference in mean income between the sample of treated versus untreated households.is the sample estimate of the population parameter .

Calculate and report: i) Mean income of the treated group, ii) Mean income of the untreated group and iii) .

Calculate and report the standard error of .

Compute a 95% confidence interval for your estimate, .

Compute the t-statistic for . Does the t-statistic tell us that is different from zero at a 5% significance level?

Now run the following bivariate regression of farm income on treatment status:

Report your estimates of the parameters in the regression, and , and contrast this result with your estimated , the confidence intervals from part c., and the hypothesis test from part d.

Do you believe that is an unbiased estimate of the causal impact of the program? Justify your answer. Make sure your answer includes a discussion of how individuals ended up in the treatment and control groups. We encourage you to come up with specific examples to illustrate your argument.

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