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Dawning of a New Age ? Replication Practices and Journal Data Policies

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  • 1. ZBW-Leibniz Information Centre for Economics

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These are the slides of a presentation given by Prof. Marianne Saam at the workshop "Reproducibility of Scientific Results" organized by Banco de Portugal on December 15, 2021.

Agenda:
1.Benefits and Obstacles of Replications
2.Economics in a Replication Crisis?
3.Data Policies of Economics Journals
4.Different Ways Forward

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