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Do political regimes shape the resource-inequality nexus? Evidence from global time-frequency analysis

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socioeconomic

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dataset
Créateur:
ChiTsa
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This dataset contains the data, replication files, and analytical instructions required to reproduce the empirical results presented in the associated study. The repository includes the datasets and RStudio/Stata code used to generate the Wavelet Coherence, Partial Wavelet Coherence, Wavelet Power Spectrum, Time-Varying Granger Causality, and Local Projection analyses. The materials cover the main figures and tables as well as the supplementary and appendix results. For the wavelet-based analyses, the repository contains the underlying Excel data files and RStudio instructions for the Wavelet Power Spectrum, Wavelet Coherence, Partial Wavelet Coherence, and country-level Wavelet Coherence analyses. The country-level analyses include data for China, Qatar, Norway, Colombia, Malaysia, and Egypt. The repository also includes Stata do-files and output data for the Time-Varying Granger Causality and Local Projection analyses.

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EconomicsNatural Resource EconomicsTime Series AnalysisPolitical Economy

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