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Replication Data for: "Women Bureaucrats and Petty Corruption. Experimental Evidence From Ghana"

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socioeconomic

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dataset
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BriPer
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Per
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Replication Data for "Women Bureaucrats and Petty Corruption. Experimental Evidence From Ghana". Please see the ReadMe_BP2023.txt file for descriptions of the files.

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Social SciencesPetty corruptionGender

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