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1. Economist
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   Quite embarrassing........this is academic fraud. Can’t wait to see who shows up today to present their fraudulent paper. Who was the moron at FARS that let their crap in? RM from Arizona needs to screen better.

   A retraction is quite embarrassing. It also has implications moving forward. Editors might no longer give the benefit of the doubt. Same with referees. Seminar invites could decline. Zero opportunity to be an expert witness or do consulting. Can you imagine putting someone on the witness stand as an expert witness? I can hear the opposing lawyer: "sir, concerning that retraction... why should anyone believe your testimony today?" The list goes on... Reputation is everything in academia.

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2. Economist
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   Hmmm....

   https://www.cmu.edu/policies/research/handling-alleged-misconduct-in-research.html

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3. Economist
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   It's just a coding error that led to similar results in both methodologies. Apparently AY can replicate one set of results, that means the description is clear and transparent enough.

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4. Economist
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   Let it go. Let it go. It is copy-editor's fault. It is royal family. It is something everyone does. It is... Let it go. Let it go.

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5. Economist
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   It's just a coding error that led to similar results in both methodologies. Apparently AY can replicate one set of results, that means the description is clear and transparent enough.

   Gaslighting doesn't work that well when the retraction is 4 sentences long.

   The authors acknowledged that the published version of their article misstates the use of CRSP-based index membership in the main specifications and Russell-based index membership data as a robustness test. The article asserts that the two index membership definitions do not produce quantitatively different estimates. However, the authors were unable to provide the original data and code requested by the publisher that reproduce the findings, as shown in the article’s tables, supporting this assertion. Accordingly, the article has been retracted.

   It's clear that Bird and Karolyi couldn't provide the data and code because they fabricated some of the results. Fabrication is fraud, not a coding error.

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6. Economist
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   AB still lists it as a pub on his faculty and personal websites. Such a POS.

   It's just a coding error that led to similar results in both methodologies. Apparently AY can replicate one set of results, that means the description is clear and transparent enough.

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7. Economist
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   Could it be that AB did it without SK’s knowledge?

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8. Economist
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   I am shocked that CMU has not taken any action. Reputation is the most valuable asset for any research institution. What is the agency story here? Afraid of AK again?

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9. Economist
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   AB still lists it as a pub on his faculty and personal websites. Such a POS.

   It's just a coding error that led to similar results in both methodologies. Apparently AY can replicate one set of results, that means the description is clear and transparent enough.
   

   As I questioned earlier, what is the protocol here? List both the pub and the retraction on the vita, or list neither?

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10. Economist
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    I am shocked that CMU has not taken any action. Reputation is the most valuable asset for any research institution. What is the agency story here? Afraid of AK again?

    Look at the CMU link I posted earlier. Maybe the provost is investigating? who knows.

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11. Economist
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    As I questioned earlier, what is the protocol here? List both the pub and the retraction on the vita, or list neither?

    Retraction Watch did a poll on that question in 2011, and it seems either option (don't list/list as retracted) is acceptable.

    https://retractionwatch.com/2011/01/26/how-should-authors-mark-retracted-papers-on-their-cvs-compare-a-chronic-lyme-doctor-with-one-from-the-mayo/

    Either way, the Bird and Karolyi TAR paper now has a RETRACTED watermark, so even if they keep listing the paper with no mention of the retraction, it doesn't matter.

    http://aaajournals.org/doi/pdf/10.2308/accr-51520

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12. Economist
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    As I questioned earlier, what is the protocol here? List both the pub and the retraction on the vita, or list neither?

    Retraction Watch did a poll on that question in 2011, and it seems either option (don't list/list as retracted) is acceptable.
    https://retractionwatch.com/2011/01/26/how-should-authors-mark-retracted-papers-on-their-cvs-compare-a-chronic-lyme-doctor-with-one-from-the-mayo/
    Either way, the Bird and Karolyi TAR paper now has a RETRACTED watermark, so even if they keep listing the paper with no mention of the retraction, it doesn't matter.
    http://aaajournals.org/doi/pdf/10.2308/accr-51520

    Interesting, thanks for the links. IMO both should be listed since otherwise the vita does not accurately represent the author's career.

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13. Economist
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    Could it be that AB did it without SK’s knowledge?

    Don't throw your coauthor under the bus Stephen. If your name is on the paper, you have equal responsibility. So just stop.

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14. Economist
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    How do we know if it one with out the other? Could be that one did the analysis but how can we check who is responsible?
    Serious question here

    Could it be that AB did it without SK’s knowledge?

    Don't throw your coauthor under the bus Stephen. If your name is on the paper, you have equal responsibility. So just stop.

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15. Economist
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    How do we know if it one with out the other? Could be that one did the analysis but how can we check who is responsible?
    Serious question here

    Could it be that AB did it without SK’s knowledge?

    Don't throw your coauthor under the bus Stephen. If your name is on the paper, you have equal responsibility. So just stop.
    

    provost would need to investigate

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16. Economist
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    If your name is on it, you are responsible for it.

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17. Economist
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    Not true for Hunton’s case.

    If your name is on it, you are responsible for it.

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18. Economist
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    I agree... Non of Hunton coauthors got punished. They had papers retracted but not punished

    Not true for Hunton’s case.

    If your name is on it, you are responsible for it.
    

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19. Economist
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    Why do you assume sk did it and not ab?

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20. Economist
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    Come on. Two young scholars made a mistake and suffered consequences. Can we please let this go?

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