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Under development — library extension. This report is part of the expanded-library work, not the original collection. Source preparation, methods and results are subject to revision.

Provisional eligibility assessment — under development. Deep DiD follow-up: Figure 5 uses city-level outcomes, event-time indicators and baseline-characteristic interactions, population weights and state-clustered inference. Binary suffrage events differ from the paper main childhood-exposure measure. Preserve event bins and evaluate the authored heterogeneous contrast, not an arbitrary pooled average. This working assessment is not fully vetted and may change. See the report below for its recorded replication or assessment status. Provisional eligibility log

Women’s Suffrage and Children’s Education

Esra Kose; Elira Kuka; Na’ama Shenhav (2021) · American Economic Journal: Economic Policy

import sys
from pathlib import Path

ROOT = next(
    p for p in [Path.cwd(), *Path.cwd().parents]
    if (p / "scripts/tranche50_report.py").exists()
)
sys.path.insert(0, str(ROOT / "scripts"))
from tranche50_report import report

report("aeraej-44", tranche="tranche150")

Esra Kose; Elira Kuka; Na’ama Shenhav (2021). American Economic Journal: Economic Policy. Table 2.

Collection index · Results JSON · QMD · Reproduction code

Template assessment

The source pct015treat is the share of childhood exposed to women’s suffrage, with birth-state trends and census/cohort effects. The coefficient is a continuous childhood-exposure effect, not binary adoption.

No comparison point or homogeneity-test decision is assigned to this paper.