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课程： Assisting Public Sector Decision Makers With Policy Analysis. 点击其实核心的内容可以返回。
- Introduction to Course 3: Assisting Public Sector Decision Makers with Data and Policy Analysis
- What is Policy and Why it Matters
- Policy Typology
- Facts About Public Policy
- Policy Typology—Examples
- The Policy Making Process
- Policy Analysis: Definitions & Examples
- Policy Analysis: Role of Data Analytics in the Policy Analysis
- Framework for Policy Options Analysis—Part 1
- Framework for Policy Options Analysis—Part 2
- Introduction to Inferential Statistical Analysis in R
- Chi-squared Tests of Association
- t-Tests of Difference in Means
- ANOVA Models
- p-Values & Simulation
- Introduction to Policy Simulation Modeling
- Examples of Policy Simulation Models
- Economic Analysis in Simulation Modeling: Cost-Benefit Analysis
- Economic Analysis in Simulation Modeling: Cost-Effectiveness Analysis
- Dealing with Uncertainty: Sensitivity Analysis
- Example of Sensitivity Analysis to Deal with Uncertainty
- Policy Microsimulation: What is a Compartmental Model?
- A Basic Tobacco Control Compartment Model
- Tobacco Control Compartmental Model: Menthol Cigarette Example
- What is Program Evaluation and Why it matters?
- Types of Program Evaluation
- Program Evaluation Framework
- Focusing the Design and Gathering Credible Evidence
- Example of a Research Design
- Internal and External Validity: the Basics
- Internal and External Validity: Examples
- Common Research Designs for Evaluation In Public Sector
- Experimental Designs
- Examples of Randomized-Controlled Trials (RCTs) of Public Programs
- Coming Up Next: The DC Garbage Can Case Study
- The DC Garbage Can Intervention: Data Analysis
- The DC Garbage Can Intervention: Joining Data
- The DC Garbage Can Intervention: Wrap-Up
- One More Thing For This Week: Random Assignment vs Random Selection
- Quasi Experimental Designs
- The Basics of Time-Series Design
- Time-Series Design: Examples
- Coming Up Next: The Sicily Smoking Ban Case Study
- The Sicily Smoking Ban Case Study: A Worked Example of Epidemiology
- Congratulations on Completing the Course!