Glossary

Difference-in-differences (DID)

An econometric method that compares changes over time between treated and control firms to estimate the effect of an event, here the entry of Chinese-funded investment.

Source: Technology Spillover Effects of China's Investment in Malaysia Under the Belt and Road Initiative: Evidence from Listed Companies (Academic research) · p.2

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