Work with data

Re-run a published table The Replication Desk

Reproduce one table from a published study using open data in a public notebook, and add one check of your own. Only a match is ever shown; a miss stays private.

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In detail

Reproduces one published table from openly available data in a public notebook, adds one robustness check and a 600-word neutral note. Only a match or part match is recorded; a miss stays private and nothing is published about it

What you leave with

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Who confirms it

Two students at other colleges re-ran it and typed their figures before seeing yours.

What goes on your résumé

Projects: Reproduced Table 2 of a published minimum-wage study from public data in R; headline estimates re-run and matched by two students at other colleges
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Before you start

You own what you make here. If you made it for a class, a lab or an employer, someone else may have a claim on it, so leave it out. You do this unpaid and by choice, and you do not work for Tillyard. You are keeping a record of something you chose to do.