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    • 1. Measuring climate change
    • 2. Data from experiments
    • 3. Measuring a sugar tax
    • 4. Measuring wellbeing
    • 5. Measuring inequality
    • 6. Management practices
    • 7. Supply and demand
    • 8. Cost of unemployment
    • 9. Credit-excluded households
    • 10. Banking systems
    • 11. Willingness to pay
    • 12. Hong Kong cash handout
    • Extra 1. Female labour supply
    • Extra 2. Carbon taxation
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  2. Source notes and known differences

Source notes and known differences

A compact issue register for the project pages

Project Issue Discussion
1 Current climate data and the book’s dual-axis chart require explicit vintage and scale choices. Project 1
3 The source export is live and its vintage must be recorded. Project 3
4 Several source definitions and current values differ from the book’s vintage. Project 4
5 The named GCIP download is no longer available. Project 5
7 The supplied logarithms are base 10, while economic notation often implies natural logs. Project 7
8 The workbook metadata, wave labels, item count, and one published interval need correction or qualification. Project 8
9 Several variable labels, denominators, table cells, and one calendar-month label conflict with the data or solutions. Project 9
10 The specified World Bank file is unavailable and two published values are inconsistent with the underlying data. Project 10
11 The workbook requires a different reader; one sign is coding-dependent and the published confidence interval uses 5% rather than 95%. Project 11
12 Percentile order and the named popularity source require explicit checks or replacement data. Project 12
13 OECD labels and vintages changed; the coherent archived German participation series is documented on the page. Project 13
14 The book’s description of the support scale is inverted relative to the data dictionary. Project 14
Technical reference
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title: "Source notes and known differences"
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| Project | Issue | Discussion |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Current climate data and the book's dual-axis chart require explicit vintage and scale choices. | [Project 1](../projects/01-measuring-climate-change/index.qmd) |
| 3 | The source export is live and its vintage must be recorded. | [Project 3](../projects/03-sugar-tax/index.qmd) |
| 4 | Several source definitions and current values differ from the book's vintage. | [Project 4](../projects/04-measuring-wellbeing/index.qmd) |
| 5 | The named GCIP download is no longer available. | [Project 5](../projects/05-measuring-inequality/index.qmd) |
| 7 | The supplied logarithms are base 10, while economic notation often implies natural logs. | [Project 7](../projects/07-supply-and-demand/index.qmd) |
| 8 | The workbook metadata, wave labels, item count, and one published interval need correction or qualification. | [Project 8](../projects/08-unemployment-cost/index.qmd) |
| 9 | Several variable labels, denominators, table cells, and one calendar-month label conflict with the data or solutions. | [Project 9](../projects/09-credit-excluded/index.qmd) |
| 10 | The specified World Bank file is unavailable and two published values are inconsistent with the underlying data. | [Project 10](../projects/10-banking-systems/index.qmd) |
| 11 | The workbook requires a different reader; one sign is coding-dependent and the published confidence interval uses 5% rather than 95%. | [Project 11](../projects/11-willingness-to-pay/index.qmd) |
| 12 | Percentile order and the named popularity source require explicit checks or replacement data. | [Project 12](../projects/12-hong-kong-handout/index.qmd) |
| 13 | OECD labels and vintages changed; the coherent archived German participation series is documented on the page. | [Project 13](../projects/13-female-labour-supply/index.qmd) |
| 14 | The book's description of the support scale is inverted relative to the data dictionary. | [Project 14](../projects/14-carbon-taxation/index.qmd) |

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