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I wanted to highlight a recently (2020-04-30) published article in the AEJ:Economic Policy as an example of reproducibility checking when data is restricted-access. Read more
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A note on reproducible GIS by economists: it’s mostly absent. Here are some tips. Read more
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I wanted to illustrate the range of the various topics that a Data Editor might face, by taking a fairly random day (2021-01-29) and listing all the various (distinct) activities that are in-scope for my job at the AEA. Read more
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In this post, I’ll pick up questions that have been asked over Twitter or during the 2021-01-19 Fireside chat, in long form (Twitter is not always the best medium). Over time, you might see some of these questions and answers be migrated to FAQ and/or best practices documents. Read more
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In this post, I’ll pick up questions that have been asked over Twitter or during the 2021-01-19 Fireside chat, in long form (Twitter is not always the best medium). Over time, you might see some of these questions and answers be migrated to FAQ and/or best practices documents. Read more
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A note on reproducible GIS by economists: it’s mostly absent. Here are some tips. Read more
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We have released the first version of a template README for social sciences at https://social-science-data-editors.github.io/template_README/. Read more
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I wanted to illustrate the range of the various topics that a Data Editor might face, by taking a fairly random day (2021-01-29) and listing all the various (distinct) activities that are in-scope for my job at the AEA. Read more
Published:
A note on reproducible GIS by economists: it’s mostly absent. Here are some tips. Read more
Published:
I wanted to illustrate the range of the various topics that a Data Editor might face, by taking a fairly random day (2021-01-29) and listing all the various (distinct) activities that are in-scope for my job at the AEA. Read more
Published:
In this post, I’ll pick up questions that have been asked over Twitter or during the 2021-01-19 Fireside chat, in long form (Twitter is not always the best medium). Over time, you might see some of these questions and answers be migrated to FAQ and/or best practices documents. Read more
Published:
We have released the first version of a template README for social sciences at https://social-science-data-editors.github.io/template_README/. Read more
Published:
I wanted to highlight a recently (2020-04-30) published article in the AEJ:Economic Policy as an example of reproducibility checking when data is restricted-access. Read more