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jegeo-replication-package

Use when assembling data, code, and spatial-data documentation for a Journal of Economic Geography (JEG) manuscript. Builds a credible, shareable package under JEG's encouragement-based post-acceptance policy; it does not invent data.

Journal-of-Economic-Geography-Skills/skills/jegeo-replication-package/SKILL.md

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# Replication Package (jegeo-replication-package)

## When to trigger

- The analysis uses spatial data (shapefiles, geocoded points, raster, network ties) whose provenance and processing are not documented
- A referee asks "can this be reproduced?" and the answer is currently no
- You are deciding what to share given JEG's policy and any confidentiality constraints
- Spatial joins, projections, and unit-boundary versions were done interactively and are not scripted

## What JEG actually requires (and what it does not)

JEG's data/code policy is **encouragement-based and triggered after acceptance**, not a mandatory pre-acceptance replication archive (检索于 2026-06;以官网为准). Authors are asked at acceptance whether associated data exist and whether they wish to publish them as supplementary material; ORCID is required at submission. This is a genuine point of difference from QE, AEJ, and the AEA journals, which run a Data Editor reproducibility check before acceptance.

The practical implication: at JEG you are not forced to deposit, but a credible, well-documented package is a strong signal and pre-empts the reproducibility objection. **Build it as if it were required** — referees increasingly expect it, and editors may ask — but understand the timing and the discretion the policy gives you.
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