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  "kind": "deterministic"
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 {
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  "kind": "deterministic"
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  "kind": "deterministic"
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  "label": "HEADLINE_ivmethod_FE_implied_elasticity",
  "printed": 4,
  "digits": 0,
  "kind": "not_reproduced",
  "note": "This number is not produced here. The paper's '4' and '2.5' are rounded verbal summaries of Bayesian model averaging results (Table 5's 3.7, 95% CI 2 to 20), which the wrappers in stata_compat.R cannot fit. The numbers shown are the FE and IV implied elasticities on the same subsample, which bracket the paper's figure but are a different estimator. Abstract/Sec.I: 'the elasticity of substitution around 4' (Panel B, IV-method primary studies). FE and IV are the only two of Table 1's five estimators with a stata_compat.R wrapper; their implied elasticities (-1/effect_coef) bracket the stated 4 from above."
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  "label": "HEADLINE_ivmethod_IV_implied_elasticity",
  "printed": 4,
  "digits": 0,
  "kind": "not_reproduced",
  "note": "This number is not produced here. The paper's '4' and '2.5' are rounded verbal summaries of Bayesian model averaging results (Table 5's 3.7, 95% CI 2 to 20), which the wrappers in stata_compat.R cannot fit. The numbers shown are the FE and IV implied elasticities on the same subsample, which bracket the paper's figure but are a different estimator. Same claim as above; brackets 4 from below. The paper's precise '4' (and Table 5's 3.7, 95% CI 2-20) is a Bayesian-model-averaging combination over 24 moderators with no stata_compat.R wrapper, not independently reproducible; these two bracketing numbers are the closest evidence obtainable from the allowed toolkit."
 },
 {
  "label": "HEADLINE_developing_FE_implied_elasticity",
  "printed": 2.5,
  "digits": 1,
  "kind": "not_reproduced",
  "note": "This number is not produced here. The paper's '4' and '2.5' are rounded verbal summaries of Bayesian model averaging results (Table 5's 3.7, 95% CI 2 to 20), which the wrappers in stata_compat.R cannot fit. The numbers shown are the FE and IV implied elasticities on the same subsample, which bracket the paper's figure but are a different estimator. Sec.III: 'developing countries (around 2.5)' (online appendix table C3-C5, developing_country==1 & inverted_estimate==1 subsample). Matches closely: 2.87."
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 {
  "label": "HEADLINE_developing_IV_implied_elasticity",
  "printed": 2.5,
  "digits": 1,
  "kind": "not_reproduced",
  "note": "This number is not produced here. The paper's '4' and '2.5' are rounded verbal summaries of Bayesian model averaging results (Table 5's 3.7, 95% CI 2 to 20), which the wrappers in stata_compat.R cannot fit. The numbers shown are the FE and IV implied elasticities on the same subsample, which bracket the paper's figure but are a different estimator. Same claim; IV column gives 2.19, also close to the stated 'around 2.5'."
 },
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  "label": "HEADLINE_developed_FE_implied_elasticity",
  "printed": 4,
  "digits": 0,
  "kind": "not_reproduced",
  "note": "This number is not produced here. The paper's '4' and '2.5' are rounded verbal summaries of Bayesian model averaging results (Table 5's 3.7, 95% CI 2 to 20), which the wrappers in stata_compat.R cannot fit. The numbers shown are the FE and IV implied elasticities on the same subsample, which bracket the paper's figure but are a different estimator. Sec.III: 'developed countries (above 4)'. The FE corrected inverse elasticity for this subsample is statistically indistinguishable from zero (t=0.22), so -1/coefficient is large in magnitude but its sign is not meaningful, reported as an honest miss on the point value, though a near-zero corrected inverse elasticity is qualitatively consistent with 'a large elasticity'."
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  "label": "HEADLINE_developed_IV_implied_elasticity",
  "printed": 4,
  "digits": 0,
  "kind": "not_reproduced",
  "note": "This number is not produced here. The paper's '4' and '2.5' are rounded verbal summaries of Bayesian model averaging results (Table 5's 3.7, 95% CI 2 to 20), which the wrappers in stata_compat.R cannot fit. The numbers shown are the FE and IV implied elasticities on the same subsample, which bracket the paper's figure but are a different estimator. Same claim, IV column; also not statistically distinguishable from zero (t=1.00) and first-stage F=8.7 signals a weak instrument for this subsample, reported as an honest miss on the point value, same qualitative caveat as the FE column."
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]