By Assumption 2, V is a measurable selection of V , and therefore Y is a measurable selection of Y (η, D, X, V ; µ, F)

By Assumptions 1, one may represent the outcome asY = µ(D, X, U) = µ(D, X, Q(η, X, V )) · 2020

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Generalizes control function identification to set-valued functions, yielding sharp bounds on causal parameters under relaxed selection assumptions.