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This paper innovatively applies Double/Debiased Machine Learning (DML) to causal inference in financial markets, contrasting partially linear models with a flexible Average Partial Effect (APE) approach. Its rigorous sensitivity analysis and real-world data reveal new causal drivers, demonstrating that economic causality conclusions are highly model-dependent, offering compelling originality and significance.
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This paper innovatively applies Double/Debiased Machine Learning (DML) to causal inference in financial markets, contrasting partially linear models with a flexible Average Partial Effect (APE) approach. Its rigorous sensitivity analysis and real-world data reveal new causal drivers, demonstrating that economic causality conclusions are highly model-dependent, offering compelling originality and significance.
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