I want to replicate an economics article. Where's the article's data?
It depends on a few factors, especially: 1) whether the journal requires or encourages sharing data, and 2) who produced the data, e.g. a government, the authors, or a commercial firm. Sometimes data is restricted because it's expensive or it's sensitive (health info, trade secrets, etc.).
Below are links to data policies for each featured journal, and links to data repositories, when available.
--Green = easy to get data
--Orange = may be difficult or impossible to get data
AEA Journals
AEA Journals: Policy; Data: openICPSR- AEA
Top Quartile Journals
Brookings (BPEA): Policy; Data: Journal's site; accompanies articles
Econometrica: Policy; Data: Econometrica Supplementary Materials
The Economic Journal: Policy; Data: Journal's site; accompanies articles
Economic Systems Research: Policy; Data: Varies per article
Journal of Economic Growth: Policy; Data: Varies per article
Journal of Economic Surveys: Policy; Data: Varies per article
Journal of Finance: Policy; Data: Varies per article
Journal of Financial Economics: Policy; Data: linked from articles
Mathematical Finance: Policy; Data: Varies per article
Quarterly Journal of Economics: Policy; Data: QJE Dataverse
Review of Economics and Statistics: Policy; Data: RESTAT Dataverse
Review of Economic Studies: Policy; Data: Varies per article
Review of Financial Studies: Policy; Data: Varies per article; see RFS Dataverse
Review of International Political Economy: Policy; Data: Varies per article
World Development: Policy; Data: Mendeley- World Development
Data was supplied by Annette Buckley, University of California, Irvine.
