Code analyis for "Methods Matter: p-Hacking and Publication Bias in Causal Analysis in Economics: Comment"

This is an automated report of the Stata do files in the code and data supplement of the article Methods Matter: p-Hacking and Publication Bias in Causal Analysis in Economics: Comment (AER, 2022) by Sebastian Kranz and Peter Pütz. The report was generated using the Repbox project (pilot version) by Sebastian Kranz (Ulm University).

Overview

Note that even if a human can reproduce the analysis, often less than 100% of commands run without error in the automatic reproduction.

Do files

The following table shows a summary for all Stata do files in the code supplement.

Runtime All commands Info
(sec.) Runs No data Error
TOTAL160111900
setup.do0700
BCH_figures_replicated.do736200
caliper_tables.do6612800
read_in_and_transform_stata_data.do2192200

The table shows for each do file how many commands were succesfully run, for how many commands the data set was missing and how many other errors occured. You can click on a do file to view an HTML based log file of the executed code.

Missing Data Sets (0)

--- No missing data sets detected ---

Existing Data Sets (24)

Below are existing data set files. Note that sometimes a file for confidential or proprietary data set may exist, but it is empty or has simulated fake data.

Data setSizeLoaded inInfo
MM Data.dta101 MBread_in_and_transform_stata_data.do
MM Data with WP.dta82 MB
final_stars_supp.dta36 MB
MM_new.dta12 MBcaliper_tables.do, BCH_figures_replicated.do
mm_data_ready.dta9.3 MB
starwars_bch_pk.dta4.1 MBBCH_figures_replicated.do
MM Data with only WP.dta3.3 MB
MM Data with WP ready.dta2.6 MBBCH_figures_replicated.do
Star Wars Data.dta1.7 MB
RCT_aer_100.csv85 KB
RCT_aer_10.csv82 KB
DID_aer_100.csv71 KB
DID_aer_10.csv67 KB
IV_aer_100.csv64 KB
IV_aer_10.csv61 KB
RCT_drop_10.csv54 KB
IV_drop_10.csv45 KB
RDD_aer_100.csv39 KB
DID_drop_10.csv38 KB
RDD_aer_10.csv37 KB
RDD_drop_10.csv22 KB
labels_MM_new.csv2 KB
ak_cor_sum.csv2 KB
table_A1.csv1 KB

About

This report and the HTML based log files were automatically generated using a pilot version of a software project called Repbox currently developed by Sebastian Kranz (Ulm University). Repbox tries to automatically run Stata code in supplements, using strategies like automatic file path correction to improve reproducibility. Currently only the pilot version of Repbox exists. I am part of a group of researchers who plan to submit a proposal for third party funding to substantially extend the features and the reliability of the Repbox project.