The critical hurdle with measuring treatment effects is that:

A. our subjects cannot be both untreated and treated at the same time.
B. it's always equal to the effect of the treatment on the treated.
C. it's hard to have a truly random treatment assignment.
D. we have selection bias.


Answer: A

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