Consider the following causal diagram. Which model formula corresponds to the model that should be used to estimate the total causal effect that A has on E? E~A E~B+C E~A+D E~A+B+C+D E~A+B+C
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Since we don't have the causal diagram, let's assume that A affects E directly and also affects B and C, which in turn affect E. D is an independent variable that also affects E. Show more…
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