Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization

Data file for the meta-analysis (Stata) Do file for the meta-analysis (Stata) Data and codebook the the experiment conducted on MTurk

This data was used in our empirical estimation.

This STATA DTA file contains an unbalanced panel of maximun 73 countries observed over a maximum of 20 years used for the analysis conducted in the paper "How Family Ties Affect Underground Economy Tax Morale and Trust" by Mauro Marè, Antonello Motroni e Francesco Porcelli.

This data file contains the stata data and the analysis code used for Temptations over Time: Delays Help paper. It also contains the experimental instructions and a sample of the survey website code to help with replications.

These files contains raw data from all experimental sessions conducted as described in the paper "Medical Malpractice Liability and Physicians' Behavior: Experimental Evidence". The file "data JEBO-D-18-00838R1.csv" is a collection of raw files produced by the experimental software for each session. The file is provided in csv format. All variables follow the description provided in the data dictionary.

There are two related files, one dta. files and one do. file. • ``JEBO_rental_submission.dta” includes all data used in empirical analysis • ``JEBO_rental_submission.do” is the do. file with all the commands used to produce the figures and tables in the manuscript.

Dataset constructed by the author using several data (Street Center Lines, Crime records, Safe Passage routes, Police Beat boundaries) available at Chicago Data Portal (https://data.cityofchicago.org).

The two zip-files include Stata do files (version 15) in "Diegmann_files" and data set that can be made available to the public. The data used in this paper comes from different sources. The main variables of interest – crime and internet information – can be made available to the public. However, I use as control variables in the empirical specification data from the Social Security Records that cover wage and employment data of employees in Germany. These data are governed by strict confidentially rules and therefore cannot be made available to the public. Researchers wishing to work with the data of this source may contact the Research Data Centre (FDZ) of the Federal Employment (http//fdz.iab.de/en.aspx).

This file includes the complete data set in .dta format, all statistical analyses in do-file format, and the code for conducting the experiment using the experimental software z-tree.

Raw data for paper: Interactive Ellsberg Tasks: An Experiment