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Replication data and code for "Do corruption experiences promote emigration? Observational and experimental evidence from Sub-Saharan Africa"

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socioeconomic

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dataset
Creator:
MayMaa
Publisher:
Bir
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This data archive contains replication materials for John Maara and Barry Maydom, "Do corruption experiences promote emigration? Observational and experimental evidence from Sub-Saharan Africa," World Development 199: 107262 (2026). Included are: - The full dataset for the online survey experiment conducted in May 2022 in .dta format. - Replication code for the analyses of the survey experiment and Afrobarometer survey data reported in the article in .do format. - A copy of the survey questionnaire for the online survey experiment in .pdf format. A online survey was fielded in Kenya in May 2022 through the Pollfish survey platform.

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Data: Open Data Commons Attribution License (Attribution)https://opendatacommons.org/licenses/by/

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