Measuring Change: Why correlations, are not always causation

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Baroque

vijayalakshmi balakrishnan

27 episodes

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Baroque is shorthand for a pause in our journey as fellow travellers, a pause which marks not a break from the past, but a time to look back and then look ahead. This time, with greater clarity. Conversations with influential companions, their stories, and through their individual journeys, insights about the art and craft of public policy-making. To Get in touch, baroquepodcast@gmail.com

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Measuring Change: Why correlations, are not always causation

Baroque

8 minutes 19 seconds

4 years ago

Measuring Change: Why correlations, are not always causation

The census is a credible record of change and progress, a benchmark that allows trends to be highlighted, and correlations drawn. Only correlations, can be misunderstood as causation.

Documents mentioned in the podcast

Padmanabha, P. "Census of India, 1981: Salient Features." India International Centre Quarterly 8, no. 3/4 (1981): 207-18. Accessed July 3, 2021. http://www.jstor.org/stable/23001895.

https://winstonchurchill.org/publications/finest-hour/finest-hour-142/leading-churchill-myths-1/ Accessed July 3, 2021

Challenge of Education, A Policy Perspective http://14.139.60.153/bitstream/123456789/1592/1/CHALLENGE%20OF%20EDUCATION%20-a%20policy%20perspective_D-5070.pdf, Accessed, July 3, 2021