Geographic regression discontinuity (GRD) designs #1281
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Hi @srosh2000, @shrabasteebanerjee, and @hannesdatta,
I am opening a pull request for my topic on geographic regression discontinuity (GRD) designs. There is a lot to explain on this subject, so I've tentatively decided to split it into two separate topics: a more theoretical one and a practical one with examples of how to implement GRD in R (let me know whether you think this is justified). This PR is for the theoretical one (I hope to open the PR for the practical one in the coming days).
Also, working on this topic I've realised that it could make sense to add some more RDD-related articles, as they would link very well with this one and help give it additional context. Namely:
Please let me know what you think of this topic and what improvements can be made. Thank you very much in advance!
Best,
Victor