In this project we explore the effect of minimum wage policies on the housing market within metropolitan areas.
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Data is stored in a Google Drive folder here.
- Make a local copy of the Google Drive folder.
- If appropriate, create a juncture link to the datastore in the root of the repo. In windows, run
mklink /J "<Root of repo>/drive/" "<Local Google Drive folder>"
from the command line. - A python 2 compiler is required to run the code in this repo. We recommend to install Anaconda and create a python2 environment.
This repository is organized in stages:
drive/raw_data
hosts large raw files in datastore, andsource/raw
hosts light raw filesbase
makes a base cleaning of the raw dataderived
constructs panels at different geographicals levelsanalysis
conducts estimations and counterfactualsdescriptive
makes graphics and tables that describe
Steps within each of these folders can be run separately, provided that dependencies have been compiled.
- To do so, go to the
/code/
folder and runpython make.py
in your Anaconda 2 environment
There is also a run.py
file in some of the folders that can be used to run steps in parallel.
Tex files with code for the paper and slides live in ./paper_slides/
.
Note that none of these folders is compiled using make
nor SCons
.
- To enhance GitHub visualization and debugging, we limit lines in Tex files to a maximum of (approximately) 80 characters. As a general rule, we break lines when starting a new sentence. When appropriate, we also break lines following the structure of a sentence. For example,
$$ y_i = a + b x_i + e_i$$
where
$a$ and $b$ are parameters,
$y_i$ is the outcome,
$x_i$ is the independent variable, and
$e_i$ is an error term.
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An exception to the the line-wrapping rule is allowed when adding figures or tables with long filenames.
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Footnotes:
- Always write a footnote after a punctuation mark (
.
,,
, or;
). - Write a
%
sign at the end of a sentence (to prevent extra spacing) and write the footnote in a new line. - E.g.,
some stuff,% \footnote{I am a footnote!} and some other stuff.
- Always write a footnote after a punctuation mark (
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We write notes, comments or suggestions after a
%
sign. Note that any number of spaces and/or commented lines are allowed within paragraphs. E.g., the below is compiled as part of the same paragraph:This is a bold claim about the identification of this paper. % SH: I'm not sure if identification is so clear, maybe we want to % search for supporting papers. An the paragraph continues with some other stuff here.
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Use oxford comma.
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To cite a specific section, appendix, table, or figure use caps. E.g.,
Section \ref{sec:sec_name}
orAppendix Table \ref{tab:tab_name}
.- When the reference is not specific do not use caps. E.g.,
The following section shows that ..
or.. according to the table ..
- When the reference is not specific do not use caps. E.g.,
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To cite math or an equation do
\eqref{eq:eq_name}
orequation \eqref{eq:eq_name}
when appropriate.- Equations are part of a paragraph, use punctuations marks around them when appropriate
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For using
VS code
:- Install
LaTeX Workshop
extension. - Set editor rulers at 80 and 120 characters as in here.
- Install
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For using
TexStudio
:- Set TexStudio to break lines for you by going to
Option
>Configure TexStudio
>Advanced Editor
. SetLine Wrapping
toHard Line Wrap after Max. Characters
, andMaximal Characters
to90
.
- Set TexStudio to break lines for you by going to