Replication files and data for Political and Economic Institutional Quality, Incoherence, and Income: A Spatial Panel Approach

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Authors: Ömer Kara, Selen Serenay Silvan
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Abstract

This replication package accompanies the article “Political and Economic Institutional Quality, Incoherence, and Income: A Spatial Panel Approach.” It tests how political and economic institutions, along with their internal incoherence, affect income via a Spatial Durbin Model with individual fixed effects. Please refer to the "README.md" file for a quick start and an end-to-end workflow overview. The code is self-contained and self-explanatory. Running the "_main.R" file reproduces all tables and figures reported in the paper. No synthetic data is generated, and all paths are relative to the current directory. For methodological details and interpretation, refer to the manuscript. All compiled data and code in this package are shared under the license stated on this record. Raw third-party data remain available from the cited providers; links and exact retrieval/processing instructions are explained in the "README.md" file.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Culture Economy and Development Studies Spatial and Panel Data Analysis Corruption and Economic Development

Publication details

Journal / source
Mendeley Data
Publication date
16 March 2026
Language
EN
Document type
Dataset