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Table 2 Conditional expectation and treatment effect.

From: Impact of financial inclusion on household welfare in Ethiopia

Subsamples

Decision stage

Treatment effect

Financial access

No financial access

Households who got the finance

\({E({y}_{i1}|{f}_{i}=1)}\)a

\({E({y}_{01}|{f}_{i}=1)}\)b

ATT

households who didn't get finance

\({E({y}_{i1}|{f}_{i}=0)}\)c

\({E({y}_{i0}|{f}_{i}=0)}\)d

ATU

Heterogeneous effect

\({\varnothing H}_{1}\)

\({\varnothing H}_{0}\)

ATH

  1. aRepresents the conditional expectation of households who get access to finance (observed)
  2. bRepresents the conditional expectation of households who get access to finance if they did not get finance (counterfactual)
  3. cIt represents the conditional expectation of household who did not get access to finance if they did get finance (counterfactual)
  4. dRepresents the conditional expectation of households who did not get access to finance (observed)