Data and Code for: Weather Shocks Affect Trade Policy: Evidence from Preferential Trade Agreements

Principal Investigator(s):  View help for Principal Investigator(s) Francesco Amodio, McGill University; Leonardo Baccini, McGill University; Giorgio Chiovelli, Universidad de Montevideo; Michele Di Maio, Sapienza University of Rome

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Project Description

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This project contains all the data and programs to replicate all the Tables and Figures in the main paper Amodio, F., Baccini, L., Chiovelli, G. and M. Di Maio (2024), "Weather Shocks Affect Trade Policy: Evidence from Preferential Trade Agreements," American Journal of Agricultural Economics, and its Supplementary Appendix. It also lists the STATA packages needed for the replication and the original data sources used to create the final dataset.



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