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expecon-replication-package

Use when assembling the data, code, instructions, and experiment software for an Experimental Economics (ExpEcon) manuscript to meet the ESA reproducibility standard. Builds the deposit; it does not run the analysis or draft prose.

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# Replication Package (expecon-replication-package)

## When to trigger

- You are preparing to submit and must attach **participant instructions** (required at submission) and a data/code appendix
- The ESA **Data and Replication Policy** deposit (trusted repository) is not yet assembled
- z-Tree / oTree code, raw session data, and analysis scripts are scattered and not runnable end-to-end
- A referee or editor asks whether someone could **reproduce your numbers and re-run your experiment**

## What ExpEcon reproducibility actually requires

Experimental Economics is an ESA journal, and since 2021 the **ESA Data and Replication Policy** requires authors to deposit, in a trusted online repository, the materials needed to **reproduce or replicate** the study (检索于 2026-06;以官网为准). Reproducibility here is stronger than at most economics journals because it has **two layers**:

- **Reproduce the analysis** — raw data + cleaning + analysis code regenerate every table and figure.
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