STATA Replication files for "Telework, Wages, and Time Use in the United States" by Sabrina Wulff Pabilonia and Victoria Vernon 
(accepted for publication in the Review of Economics of the Household February 2022) 

Main analyses use the 2017-18 American Time Use Survey Leave and Job Flexibilties Module.
Data file (lvresp_1718.zip) is located here: https://www.bls.gov/tus/lvdatafiles-1718.htm
Run lvresp_1718.do and save lvresp_1718.dta
Download and convert to Stata format the following ATUS files at bls.gov/tus: 

atusact_0320
atuscps_0320
atusresp_0320
atuswho_0320

Run do files in this Replication Archive in the following order (update file path names at the beginning of each program):
replication_0_activities.do
replication_1_vars.do
replication_2_means.do
replication_3_wages.do
replication_4_commute.do
replication_5_timeuse.do
replication_6_graph.do

monthlycps2018.do (this file reads in the basic CPS February-April 2018 and saves each file as a STATA .dta file - modified code from NBER - uses monthlycpsjan2018.dct)
ATUSLV_CPSjobtenure.do (this file calculates job tenure and wages by teleworker status)


Footnote 4 in the text is based on the 2004 Current Population Survey Work Schedules and Work at Home (CPS-WS) Supplement

The data was downloaded from NBER. We include this file: CPSSUPP2004.dta.

We also include the supplement codebook: supp04codebook.txt 

Run the following do file: CPS_WS_SUPPLEMENT.do

Footnote 19 in the text uses matched data from ATUS-LV Module (April-July 2018), January 2018 CPS Job Tenure Supplement, and basic CPS February-April 2018
To replicate this analysis, download the CPS Displaced Worker data file from:
https://www.census.gov/data/datasets/time-series/demo/cps/cps-supp_cps-repwgt/cps-displaced-workers.2018.html
The name of this file is: jan18pub.dat

Download from NBER (https://data.nber.org/data/cps_progs.html), the following code to read in the CPS Displaced Worker data files:
cpsjan2018.do
cpsjan2018.dct
(update file path names at the beginning of the program)
Run cpsjan2018.do and save as cpsjan2018.dta

Download the basic CPS files for February-April 2018 from https://www.census.gov/data/datasets/time-series/demo/cps/cps-basic.2018.html.
Change the file names of the .dat files so they follow this format cps_2018MM.dat.