Interstate, CIVIL and extrastate wars, by nation year, when multiple wars then only consider largest (by deaths)
29 Dec 2003 21:33 For further explanation of allpd1500.dta see allpopden1500.xls
Transition Economies are taken from the file Fixed Factors in Global Development Database in worldbank.org
gdpppp95 data for Bosnia/Herzegovina; Bhutan; Brunei; */
Dataset for Sachs, Jeffrey, Institutions Don't Rule: Direct Effects of Geography on Per Capita Income, NBER February 2003.
Regression results differ from NBER (2003) because malaria ecology variable (ME) and mal94p variables have been updated
29 Apr 2006 23:22 fixedfactors.dta comes from Easterly's website (Social Indicators and Fixed Factors)
dropped Germany (ccode = 255) for lack of data, added missing cases for Czechoslovakia to match to cyear2 data
wbgdp gives federal republic data for Germany. unclear if Czech data refers to Czechoslovakia or only the Czech part.
Exceptions to averaging deaths over conflict years include Rwanda and Nagorno Karabagh.
For c variable, pre-1973 values are set 1973 value if missing
All interaction terms are from centered component variables
this file was complete as of 30 Sep 1998 17:15 . contact amar for the latest version.
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Table 2 regressions
Column 1, checks, no gdp
column 2, add GDP per capita
column 3, pr(forb) on rdtv_new
column 4, use trade statistics info variable
LOG FILE FOR RESULTS OF BANK WORKING PAPER
TABLE 1: CHECKS AND FISCAL COST
Column 1
column 2, add GDP/capita
column 3, controlling for terms of trade
TABLE 2, Incomplete info and fiscal costs
Delete Last Regression
Column 2, Table 2, using papr_new
Column 3, terms of trade statistics
Table 3, checks and forbearance
column 1: no control for gdp/cap
column 2, control for gdp/cap
column 3, RDTV_NEW and forbearance
column 4, availability of trade statistics
footnote 33 to Table 3 (effects of elections in competitive systems)
delete above, footnote 33 deleted b/c difference with competitive elections not large
Table 4, forbearance determinants generally and eiecav==7
Column 1: for all countries
column 2, for eiecav==7
Robustness results
First robustness result: including sull_new in Table 1 column 1
ABOVE IS TABLE 1, Col 2.
Check table 1, col 2 adding atl_new
check table 4 results with sull_new and atl_new (four regs).
sull_new and atl_new in table 3, cols 3 and 4
robustness of regressions to private credit and liqu. liabi
Table 1, columns 1 and 2, using liq liabilities and priv.cred
robustness of Table 4 results (w/, w/o eiecav) to liqliab, pri.cre
Table 3 forbearance results (checks first), robustness
robustness to ln(checks)
Table 1, col. 2 (with gdp/cap)
robustness of table 3 results to logcheck
robustness of table 4 results to log check
'TABLE ONE
TABLE 3
TAKE OUT LIEC<5, Reg 1, Table 1
TAKE OUT LIEC<7, Reg 1, Table 1
TAKE OUT LIEC<6, Reg 1, Table 2
TAKE OUT LIEC<7, Reg 1, Table 2
Table 4
PREVIOUS SYSTEM WRONG: included noncompetitive elections
financial liberalization
POLARIZATION
Alternatives to m2/GDP
CLUSTER BY YEAR
This data set contains the data necessary to replicate Table 1 in James D. Fearon and David D. Laitin, Ethnicity,Insurgency, and Civil War, _American Political Science Review_ 97, 1 (February 2003):75-90. A few additional variables are included relevant to claims made in the paper. See Fearon and Laitin, Additional Tables for Ethnicity, Insurgency, and Civil War, at http://www.stanford.edu/group/ethnic/ for more information on the data contained here.
Falciparum malaria index = % of pop at risk of transmission * (falciparum cases/total malaria cases)
JF changed estimates for GDR, which appeared to be mistaken for FRG, 8/6/01.
"I am 100% sure that we're not completely sure."