hard20 pts · first answer countsab-testingcausal-inference
Effect on those who actually used it
Users are randomly offered a savings tool. Only 25% of those offered use it, and nobody in control can. The offer raised average savings rate by 1 percentage point (intention to treat). What is the effect for users who actually used it?
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