When running an experiment, suppose we assume the participants in the experiment are a random sample of the population. Let Yi be the outcome for individual i and let Di equal one if individual i receives the treatment and zero otherwise. What does the assumption of a random treatment imply?
A. Selection Bias = 0
B. 
- 
= 0
C. 
- 
approximates E(Yi)
D. 
approximates E(Yi|Di = 1) - E(Yi|Di = 0)
Answer: A
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