This case study discusses some properties and advantages of longitudinal data analysis, by examining the exemplary research question: Does unemployment affect mental health? A fundamental problem in the analysis of observational data is unobserved heterogeneity, also known as omitted variable bias. Unobserved heterogeneity refers to unobserved differences in respondents that affect both the independent and the dependent variables
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