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Summary statistics -comparing sample demographics to Victoria census data. 

Summary statistics -comparing sample demographics to Victoria census data. 

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... also note that this equation only has one observation per individual, so there is no need to cluster the standard errors. Table 5 summarises the main demographic variables collected on the study subjects, comparing to available data from the 2011 census for Victoria. 15 We do not make any claims of representativeness, but as treatments were randomly assigned we did aim to ensure subjects were similar across the treatment groups. ...