Thanks, that is the same conclusion I came to, but it didn't
seem like it could be right. It implies that even in the
ideal setting where we can exogenously vary explanatory
variables of interest, we are still unable to consistently
estimate marginal effects if there are any interactions
between our exogenous and endogenous variables. How
depressing!
Conner
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