AdvancedMultiple choice
You run a difference-in-differences study. How do you support the parallel trends assumption?
- AShow the two groups moved together over several pre-treatment periods
- BShow the two groups had similar levels before treatment
- CShow the treatment was randomly assigned
- DShow the outcome is normally distributed
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