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The submitted url just copy/pastes the abstract from the paper. Here’s where it lives: https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=3449762 https://pape

• mikekchar 7y ago
  The paper does not seem to have any of the data intact. It just says "Insert figure 1 here", etc. Perhaps I'm missing something, but it doesn't seem very useful as it is. The paper makes some claims, but I found it very difficult to follow the reasoning.
  • zhdc1 7y ago
    That's standard practice for working article drafts in management & the social sciences. I can't find a link to her data set & reproduction code - I would be surprised if she had it, tbh, because it's unfortunately not really a requirement in this field - but the data itself should be easy to assemble yourself. Entrepreneurial Activity: GEM (https://www.gemconsortium.org/ https://www.gemconsortium.org/) Country Level Vars: World Bank Dataset & Project Globe (https://globeproject.com/ https://globeproject.com/) The models are panel regressions w. fixed effects in Stata (you can recreate this with the PLM library in R).
  • freddie_mercury 7y ago
    > It just says "Insert figure 1 here" This is how virtually every pre-print is formatted. Scroll to the bottom and you will find all of the tables & figures. Laying out the paper is for the journal to do.