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jape-data-analysis

Use when running estimation and inference for a Journal of Applied Econometrics (JAE) manuscript so the analysis is reproducible and archive-ready — every table/figure regeneratable from plain-text data and programs you will deposit in the JAE Data Archive. Covers robust inference, master-script discipline, Monte Carlo evidence, and the archive's plain-ASCII/CSV format rule.

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# Data Analysis for JAE (jape-data-analysis)

## When to trigger

- Setting up the estimation pipeline for a JAE paper
- Choosing inference (HAC, clustered, bootstrap) for real-data estimates
- Making sure the analysis will satisfy the JAE Data Archive before you submit

## Analyze for reproducibility from day one

JAE's identity is **replicable** applied work, and accepted papers must deposit data and (typically) programs in the **JAE Data Archive**. Structure the analysis as if a referee will rerun it:

- One **master script** (`run_all.do` / `make` / `Snakefile`) regenerates **every** exhibit from raw inputs — no manual steps.
- Pin software (`version` in Stata, `renv`/`sessionInfo()` in R, pinned `requirements.txt` in Python); fix and log all seeds.
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