Matched Triple-Differences: A Framework for Covariate Adjustment
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A common empirical strategy in triple-differences (DDD) is to include either covariate trends or covariate levels to a three-way fixed effects (3WFE) regression. This strategy is typically motivated by the conditional parallel gaps assumption which assumes that deviations from parallel trends are similar among units with comparable observed covariates. We formally study both 3WFE specifications and show that, in general, neither consistently estimates the average treatment effect on the treated (ATT). Our diagnosis has two parts. First, we show that the OLS estimands of both specifications fail to satisfy the covariate balancing condition that is sufficient for them to equal the ATT. Second, we characterize the additional assumptions for each OLS estimand to equal the ATT. To address these limitations, we propose a matched triple-differences framework that accommodates a general class of matching procedures, including nearest-neighbor matching and kernel matching. Within this framework, we construct a class of consistent matching estimators, establish their asymptotic normality, and provide a consistent variance estimator that accounts for the variability introduced by the matching step. Our empirical application shows that the proposed matched triple-differences estimator can yield estimates and qualitative conclusions that differ from those obtained using the 3WFE regression.