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profession indeed replicate? This paper summarizes existing replication definitions and reviews how much economists replicate … other scholars’ work. We argue that in order to counter incentive problems potentially leading to a replication crisis …
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This paper replicates and extends the seminal paper by Dinkelman (2011) on the impacts of electrification on female employment. We revisit the validity of the identification strategy that uses the land gradient as an instrumental variable (IV). Our robustness checks cast doubt on the exclusion...
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This paper revisits the instrumental variable (IV) approach in Lipscomb et al. (2013, 2021, LMB) to study the impacts of electrification. We first make corrections to the construction of the dataset, including the modelled IV. Revised estimates on main outcomes and mechanisms are statistically...
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Replication and constructive controversy are essential for scientific progress. This paper reviews the impact of all … that in most cases, there is no consensus regarding the replication’s success and to what extent the original paper …
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Six randomized control trials were published simultaneously in one issue of the “American Economic Journal: Applied Economics” in 2015. The studies show no or minimal impact from providing microloans to clients and have led many researchers and policy makers to conclude that microfinance has...
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