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Costas Lambros
Emerson Melo

福利风险:政策评价的分布稳健界

研究问题
个体政策福利变化无法直接观测时,如何约束福利变化的尾部及严重损失人口比例,并应对目标人口分布偏移?
方法与思路
作者利用条件平均福利变化的超分位数构造界,再引入可观测特征分布的歧义集合,并扩展至广义 Roy 模型。
材料陈述的贡献
摘要称方法给出福利尾部与损失比例的稳健界,还约束处理参与者的福利和参与成本分布,并回应工具变量敏感性。
阅读关注点
应核对各界的方向、条件平均福利变化的识别基础,以及歧义半径选择和参与者分布结论所需的模型条件。
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原文摘要

This paper develops a framework to study how the welfare effects of policy interventions are distributed across individuals when those effects are not directly observed. We bound the superquantile of individual welfare changes by the superquantile of conditional average welfare changes, which is typically identified, revealing how gains and losses are spread across the population. We also bound the share of the population whose welfare loss from the policy exceeds any given threshold --- a distribution-free counterpart to average cost--benefit analysis, closer to a poverty-rate measure of policy harm than to a mean welfare effect. We further extend both bounds to allow for ambiguity in the analyst's knowledge of the distribution of observable characteristics: a non-robust bound estimated on one population can be systematically overoptimistic when applied to a different target population, while the robust version, with its ambiguity radius chosen commensurate with the shift, restores a valid guarantee. We illustrate the method in generalized Roy models with subjective participation costs, bounding not only the distribution of welfare changes in the overall population but also, in a result new to this literature, the entire distribution of welfare (and of participation costs) among those who select into treatment --- the treatment-on-the-treated distribution, not merely its mean. We connect these results to the multi-outcome IV framework of \cite{Heckman_Urzua_Vytlacil_2006_REStat}, showing our robust bounds are immune to the instrument-sensitivity problem they document

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