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Recent progress in causal inference has opened a path, however difficult, for advancing financial economics beyond its current phenomenological stage. This article proposes a hierarchy of empirical evidence, recognizing that not all types of observations have the same scientific weight, in the sense of enabling the falsification of causal claims.
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