Replication outcomes in applied economics over a fifteen-year window
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Of 412 replication attempts, just over half reproduced the original direction and significance, with data availability the strongest predictor of success. The analysis draws on a corpus assembled from institutional repositories, preprint servers and publisher metadata feeds, and the full dataset together with the code needed to reproduce every figure is deposited under a permissive licence. Limitations, including coverage gaps in non-English sources, are set out in the discussion.
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