Hello. I'm running a difference-in-difference model, and so have two groups. I'm using inverse probability weights (ipw) to increase balance amongst covariates. I have to create summary statistics and want to show better balance between the two groups after using ipw by showing that the difference between the two groups reduces and/or is not statistically significant after weighting. What tests can I run to show this?
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