Imagine that I have a dummy variable that is a proper instrument. It identifies which observations of my dataset received the treatment randomly (or as good as). With IV, the effect I will obtain will be only for the compliers, anyway.
So why wouldn't I simply run an OLS with the compliers subset? Why doesn't everyone with a binary instrument do this?
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