Many Economists Project: participant 515 submission files

Files submitted by one anonymous participant in the Many Economists Project, a many-analysts study of researcher variation in economics. Participants are identified only by a pseudonymous numeric ID. Document metadata has been stripped and the files reviewed for identifying information.

This deposit holds participant 515 only: 12 files, 1.9 GB.

The files are zipped. Zenodo records cannot hold folders, so each top-level folder of the submission is a single archive: Replication Task 1.zip, Replication Task 2.zip, Replication Task 3.zip, Round 2 Revisions.zip. Paths inside each archive are relative to the participant folder, so unzipping all of them into one directory reproduces the submission exactly. See README.md for the full structure and file_manifest.csv for a machine-readable listing.

IPUMS USA data in this upload. The raw data extracts in this upload are a subsample of the IPUMS USA data available from usa.ipums.org. Any use of these data should be cited as follows:

Steven Ruggles, Sarah Flood, Ronald Goeken, Megan Schouweiler, and Matthew Sobek. IPUMS USA: Version 12.0 [dataset]. Minneapolis, MN: IPUMS, 2022. https://doi.org/10.18128/D010.V12.0

The attached data files are intended only for replication purposes. Individuals are not to redistribute the data without permission. Contact ipums@umn.edu for redistribution requests. For all other uses of these data, please access data directly via usa.ipums.org.

Redistribution of IPUMS USA data. Where this deposit contains extracts of IPUMS USA sample data, those extracts were downloaded by the participant for their own analysis and are redistributed here to meet journal requirements for accessing data related to a particular publication. The IPUMS USA terms of use state:

For IPUMS USA Sample data, you may publish a subset of the data to meet journal requirements for accessing data related to a particular publication. Contact us for permission for any other redistribution of IPUMS USA Sample data; we will consider requests for free and commercial redistribution.