Many experiments randomly assign individuals to either a treatment group with access to a program or a control group without such access. I study what we can learn about the average effects of providing access to the program given data from such experiments when individuals do not comply with their assigned status and when the data may only provide partial information on the receipt of program access across individuals.
<clarity> Many experiments randomly assign individuals to either a treatment group with access to a program or a control group without such access. I study what we can learn about the average effects of providing access to the program given data from such experiments when individuals do not comply with their assigned status and when the data may only provide partial information on the receipt of program access across individuals.
I develop tools to learn about the average effects of providing access to the program given data from such experiments when individuals do not comply with their assigned status and when the data may only provide partial information on the receipt of program access across individuals.