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jleo-replication-package

Use when assembling the data and code replication package for a Journal of Law, Economics, and Organization (JLEO) manuscript — building reproducible paths from institutional/organizational/political data sources (court records, contracts, legislative data, firm-boundary data) to every exhibit. Builds the package; it does not run new analysis.

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# Replication Package (jleo-replication-package)

## When to trigger

- A coauthor or referee needs to reproduce every table and figure from raw institutional data
- The paper relies on hand-collected institutional data (court records, contracts, legislative votes, agency rulings) whose construction is undocumented
- Some institutional data are proprietary or confidential (firm contracts, sealed court records) and access terms must be stated
- The code runs on one machine but the path from raw source to final exhibit is not reproducible
- You need a Data Availability Statement and a README before submitting or at the revision stage

## Reproducibility for institutional data

JLEO is an OUP economics journal; OUP and COPE expect transparency, and the field increasingly expects a working replication package even where OUP does not run a dedicated data-editor check (verify the current JLEO data-and-code policy on the official OUP page — 待核实). The distinctive challenge at JLEO is that the data are often **institutional artifacts** — court dockets, procurement contracts, committee assignments, constitutional provisions — that require careful, documented construction from primary sources. Build the package so a stranger reproduces every number.
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