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• Thread: 988 Goods vs 71 No Goods

1. Economist
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   Tell him you had a computer virus that wiped out the dataset. Say that it was the virus that Rogoff and Reinhart forgot to get on their computer a few weeks ago.
   Honestly, did you make up the results? This is an anonymous forum so you have all the freedom in the world to say if you did that.

   this is what Voth sis, worked doe him

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2. Economist
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   up

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3. Economist
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   God this place used to be funny

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4. Economist
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   Is this you, Anil and Jeremy?

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5. Economist
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   the new gen of phd students are lame ass hats

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6. Economist
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   bump

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7. Economist
   b273
   

   lol..

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8. Economist
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   Hi David

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9. Economist
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   Honestly, did you make up the results?

   No did not make up the results. But let's just say you really do not want to play with the data in any way. No good for significance.

   Haha, this is so hilariously honest and s/hi:tt/y at the same time

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10. Economist
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    Bump

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11. Economist
    b273
    

    Honestly, did you make up the results?

    No did not make up the results. But let's just say you really do not want to play with the data in any way. No good for significance.

    LMAO...

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12. Economist
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    postgresql for the win!

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13. Economist
    ba28
    

    Honestly, did you make up the results?

    No did not make up the results. But let's just say you really do not want to play with the data in any way. No good for significance.

    Isn’t this the case for 95% of empirical papers at least?

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14. Economist
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    OP here. Plot twist: I was the VLRM in this. You wanna know the outcome? Stay tuned to this thread for a few more years!

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15. Economist
    b273
    

    Hi John, so you decided to share your data with Doug in the end?

    OP here. Plot twist: I was the VLRM in this. You wanna know the outcome? Stay tuned to this thread for a few more years!

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16. Economist
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    hi john

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17. Economist
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    LMAO

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18. Economist
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    Show your data or leave this profession.

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Post <blockquote>Let's say I published g00t more than 5 years ago. Today VLRM asks me via email for the data set. Guy wants to replicate my results. Says he cannot reproduce my results from the original sources I have named. What I do?</blockquote>

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