Folge 4 - Do storks bring babies? Keynote on causality by Paul Hünermund

This episode is on experimentation as a tool to understand
causality in statistics. The moderators take this as an occasion
to do an "experiment" in the common sense themselves and produce
a complete episode in English.


Paul Hünermund of Copenhagen Business School held this keynote
speech during the REvaluation Conference '22. Presentation slides
to his speech [PDF]

Resources:


The Experimental Research Funder’s Handbook by RoRI

Econometrics for R&I Funders - 2021 event documentation



Mentioned contributions on experimentation to the REvaluation
conference proceedings:


Landon, Tess und Hochreiter, Harald (2022) Randomised
controlled trials and other experimental approaches in the
Austrian Research Promotion Agency (FFG) - Experience, learnings
and outlook. fteval Journal for Research and Technology Policy
Evaluation (53). pp. 160-168. ISSN 1726-6629 

Brun, Matthieu (2022) Impact assessment of Bpifrance’s
financial support to SMEs’ innovation projects. fteval Journal
for Research and Technology Policy Evaluation (53). pp. 169-180.
ISSN 1726-6629



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 This podcast episode was realised in cooperation with the
Austrian Ministry for Labour and Economy. Thank you! 

Music: Urbana-Metronica (wooh-yeah mix) (ft. Morusque, Jeris,
CSoul, Alex Beroza) by spinningmerkaba
http://ccmixter.org/people/jlbrock44; SouljaUnit Remix of
DeadRobot Music’s Surfy via
https://freesound.org/people/SouljaUnit/sounds/640175/  


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