LDI Replication Lab
THE Manual

Introduction#

This document is meant to guide the training of students in assessing the reproducibility of articles in the social sciences, and in particular in economics. It is also a reference to come back to while those same students are working on specific reproducibility checks.

How to read this document#

If you are a casual reader of this document, start with the pre-requisites. If you are a student participating in our training, then start with the pre-training tasks. Read the rest sequentially.

Important

Once trained, jump right to the AEA Jira Workflow!

Slides#

For training purposes, we use a set of slides.

Printable version#

A printable version of this document is available here .

Warning

We discourage printing the full document, as it is over 250 pages long.

Improving this document#

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Authors#

Lars Vilhuber, Angelina Chen, Dane Clunk, Michael Darisse, Sofia Encarnación, David Graham, Austin Grattan, Julia Hewitt, Natalie Miller, Ilanith Nizard, Leonel Borja Plaza, Takshil Sachdev, Federico Raimondi Slepoi, Hyuk Son, Anna Sundheim, Linda Wang, Tommy Wang, David Wasser, Meredith Welch

Re-using this document#

Please feel free to adapt this document, or parts of it, for your own purposes.

Content is License: CC BY-NC 4.0.