Manuel Arellano
Professor of Econometrics
CEMFI - Casado del Alisal 5 - 28014 Madrid - Spain
e-mail: arellano [at] cemfi.es
Research
"Heterogeneity
of Consumption Responses to Income Shocks in the Presence of Nonlinear
Persistence" (with Richard Blundell, Stéphane Bonhomme, and Jack
Light) October 2021. Replication
codes.
"Income
Risk Inequality: Evidence from Spanish Administrative Records"
(with Stéphane Bonhomme, Micole De Vera, Laura Hospido, and Siqi Wei). To
appear in Quantitative Economics.
"Recovering
Latent Variables by Matching" (with Stéphane Bonhomme). This
version: May 2021. We propose a matching method based on optimal transport to
nonparametrically estimate linear models with independent latent variables. We
apply the method to document the cyclicality of permanent and transitory income
and wage shocks in the US. Codes
to implement the matching estimator. To appear in the Journal of the American Statistical Association.
"Nonlinear
Persistence and Partial Insurance: Income and Consumption Dynamics in the PSID"
(with Richard Blundell and Stéphane Bonhomme). American Economic Review,
Papers and Proceedings, 108, 2018, 281-286.
"Nonlinear
Panel Data Methods for Dynamic Heterogeneous Agent Models" (with
Stéphane Bonhomme). Appeared in Annual
Review of Economics, 9, 2017, 471-496.
"Earnings and
Consumption Dynamics: A Nonlinear Panel Data Framework" (with
Richard Blundell and Stéphane Bonhomme). Supplementary Appendix.
We develop a new quantile-based panel data framework to study the nature of
income persistence and the transmission of income shocks to consumption. Using
PSID data we find nonlinear persistence and conditional skewness to be key
features of the earnings process. We show that the impact of earnings shocks
varies substantially across earnings histories, and that this nonlinearity
drives heterogeneous consumption responses. ES
Presidential Address, Toulouse, August 2014. Appeared in Econometrica,
85, 2017, 693-734.
"Quantile
Selection Models with an Application to Understanding Changes in Wage
Inequality" (with Stéphane Bonhomme). Supplementary
Appendix. We propose a method to correct quantile regression estimates for
sample selection, and apply it to study wages and employment in the UK.
Appeared in Econometrica, 85, 2017, 1-28.
"Sample Selection
in Quantile Regression: A Survey" (with Stéphane Bonhomme)
September 2016. Prepared for the Handbook of Quantile Regression, edited
by Roger Koenker, Victor Chernozhukov, Xuming He, and Limin Peng. This paper
contains the code for the selection-corrected quantile regression estimator.
"Instrumental Variable Quantile Regressions in Large Panels with Fixed
Effects" (with Martin Weidner). We characterize the incidental
parameter bias of QR and instrumental-variable QR estimators. We find bias
correcting moment functions that are first-order unbiased. We uncover a
bias-variance trade-off when attempting to correct bias, and provide bias corrected
estimators that balance this trade-off. Delete-one Jackknife is not first-order
bias correcting in QR due to the fact that the second-order bias has a
non-standard structure. An approximation to the leading order bias suggests
that the incidental parameter bias would tend to average effects across
quantiles. In an application we study the effect of age on academic achievement
of school children. When controlling for school fixed effects and correcting
for incidental parameter bias we find that the age effect is decreasing in the
quantiles of the test score. Paper coming soon.
"Nonlinear
Panel Data Estimation via Quantile Regressions" (with Stéphane
Bonhomme). We introduce a class of quantile regression estimators for short
panels. Our framework covers static and dynamic autoregressive models, models
with general predetermined variables, and models with multiple individual
effects. We use quantile regression as a flexible tool to model the
relationships between outcomes, covariates, and heterogeneity. Appeared in Econometrics
Journal, 19, 2016, C61-C94.
"Uncertainty, Persistence, and
Heterogeneity: A Panel Data Perspective", Journal of the
European Economic Association, 12, 2014, 1127-1153.
"Underidentification?"
(with Lars Peter Hansen and Enrique Sentana). Appeared in Journal of
Econometrics, 170, 2012, 256-280. Earlier material: Presidential
Address at SAE, Sevilla, December 11, 2003. July 1999 version.
"Identifying
Distributional Characteristics in Random Coefficients Panel Data Models"
(with Stéphane Bonhomme). Appeared in Review of Economic Studies, 79,
2012. Earlier version: CEMFI
Working Paper no. 0904, July 2009. Supplementary
Appendix. We are interested in the heterogeneous effect of x on y, when x
is endogenously selected. We show how to nonparametrically identify and
estimate the distribution of the effect from panel data, and apply our method
to study the effect of smoking during pregnancy on weight at birth.
"Nonlinear
Panel Data Analysis" (with Stéphane Bonhomme). Appeared in Annual
Review of Economics, 3, 2011.
"Robust
Priors in Nonlinear Panel Data Models" (with Stéphane Bonhomme).
Appeared in Econometrica, 77, 2009. Supplementary
Appendix. Robust
Priors for Average Marginal Effects: Comment.
"The Choice between Public and Private Schools with or without
Subsidies in Spain" (with Gema Zamarro). May 2007. Slides.
"A
Likelihood-Based Approximate Solution to the Incidental Parameter Problem in
Dynamic Nonlinear Models with Multiple Effects" (with Jinyong
Hahn) ( October
2006 version. Supplementary
Appendix). Appeared in Global Economic Review, 45, 2016.
"Understanding
Bias in Nonlinear Panel Models: Some Recent Developments" (with
Jinyong Hahn), Invited Lecture, Econometric Society World Congress, London,
August 2005. Appeared in R. Blundell, W. Newey, and T. Persson (eds.): Advances
in Economics and Econometrics, Ninth World Congress, Volume III, Cambridge
University Press, 2007, 381-409. Slides. July 2005 version.
"Robust
Likelihood Estimation of Dynamic Panel Data Models" (with Javier
Alvarez). This version: March 2021. Old version: CEMFI Working Paper no.
0421, 2004. Appeared in Journal
of Econometrics, 226, 2022, 21-61.
"GMM Estimation
from Incomplete and Rotating Panels" (with Pedro Albarran). First
draft: February 2004. Final version: January 2019. Appeared in Annals
of Economics and Statistics, Special issue on Panel Data Econometrics,
No. 134, 2019, 5-42.
"Modelling
Optimal Instrumental Variables for Dynamic Panel Data Models",
Econometrics Invited Lecture, European Meeting of the Econometric Society,
Venice, August 2002. CEMFI Working Paper no. 0310. Appeared in Research in
Economics, 70, 2016.
"Sargan's
Instrumental Variable Estimation and GMM", CEMFI Working Paper no.
0110, 2001. Appeared in Journal of Business & Economic Statistics,
20, 2002. This paper surveys the work of Denis Sargan on instrumental variable
estimation and its connections with the generalized method of moments.
"Discrete Choices with Panel Data", Investigaciones Económicas
Lecture, XXV Simposio de Análisis Económico, Bellaterra, December 2000. Appeared in Investigaciones
Económicas, 27, 2003. Addendum: "The Cox-Reid modified
score: a comment". December 2000
version.
"Panel
Data Models: Some Recent Developments" (with Bo Honoré), prepared for
J. Heckman and E. Leamer (eds.): Handbook of Econometrics, Volume 5,
2001. (CEMFI Working Paper no. 0016.)
"Learning
About Migration Decisions From the Migrants" (with Olympia Bover),
Banco de España, Servicio de Estudios, Working Paper no. 9908. Appeared in Journal
of Population Economics, 15, 2002. Awarded the Kuznets Prize for the best
article published in the Journal of Population Economics during the
period 2001-2003. March
1999 version.
"The Time
Series and Cross-Section Asymptotics of Dynamic Panel Data Estimators"
(with Javier Alvarez) (Old version: CEMFI
Working Paper no. 9808). Appeared in Econometrica, 71, 2003.
"The Distribution of Earnings
in Spain During the 1980s: The Effects of Skill, Unemployment, and Union Power"
(with Olympia Bover and Samuel Bentolila), Banco de España, Servicio de
Estudios, Working Paper no. 0015. Appeared in D. Cohen, T. Piketty and G.
Saint-Paul (eds.): The Economics of Rising Inequalities, Oxford
University Press and CEPR, 2002.
"Binary Panel
Data Models with Predetermined Variables" (with Raquel Carrasco),
CEMFI Working Paper no. 9618. Appeared in Journal of Econometrics, 115,
2003.
"Unemployment Duration,
Benefit Duration, and the Business Cycle" (with Olympia Bover and
Samuel Bentolila). (Old versions: CEMFI
Working Paper no. 9717 ; and CEPR Discussion Paper no. 1840.) Appeared in The
Economic Journal, 112, 2002.
"Symmetrically Normalized Instrumental-Variable Estimation Using Panel
Data"
(with César Alonso-Borrego). March 1998
Pre-publication version. Appeared in Journal of Business & Economic
Statistics, 17, 1999.
"Autoregressive Models
with Sample Selectivity for Panel Data" (with Olympia Bover and
José M. Labeaga). In C. Hsiao, K. Lahiri, L-F. Lee, and H. Pesaran
(eds.): Analysis of Panels and Limited Dependent Variable Models,
Chapter 2, Cambridge University Press, 1999, 23-48.
"Estimating
Dynamic Limited Dependent Variable Models from Panel Data" (with
Olympia Bover). Investigaciones Económicas, 21, 1997, 141-165.
"Another
Look at the Instrumental-Variable Estimation of Error-Components Models"
(with Olympia Bover). Journal of Econometrics, 68, 1995, 29-51.
"Female
Labour Force Participation in the 1980's: The Case of Spain" (with
Olympia Bover). Investigaciones Económicas, 19, 1995, 171-194.
"Panel Data
Models with Predetermined Instruments". Review of Economic Studies
Lecture, Royal Economic Society Conference, University of Kent, 1995.
"On the
Testing of Correlated Effects with Panel Data". Journal of
Econometrics, 59, 1993, 87- 97.
"Female
Labour Supply & On-the-Job Search: An Empirical Model Estimated Using
Complementary Data Sets" (with Costas Meghir). Review of
Economic Studies, 59, 1992, 537-559.
"On
Exogeneity and Identifiability". Investigaciones Económicas,
16, 1992, 401-409.
"Some Tests
of Specification for Panel Data: Monte Carlo Evidence and an Application to
Employment Equations" (with Steve Bond). Review of Economic
Studies, 58, 1991, 277-297.
"Testing
for Autocorrelation in Dynamic Random Effects Models". Review
of Economic Studies, 57, 1990, 127-134.
"Imhof
Approximations to Econometric Estimators" (with J. Denis Sargan). Review
of Economic Studies, 57, 1990, 627- 646.
"Labour
Supply and Hours Constraints" (with Costas Meghir). In J-P.
Florens, M. Ivaldi, J-J Laffont, and F. Laisney (eds.): Microeconometrics:
Surveys and Applications, Chapter 9, Blackwell, Oxford, 1990, 213-230.
"La Econometría de Datos de Panel" (with Olympia Bover). Investigaciones
Económicas, 14, 1990, 3-45.
"An Efficient GLS
Estimator of Triangular Models with Covariance Restrictions". Journal
of Econometrics, 42, 1989, 267-273.
"On the
Efficient Estimation of Simultaneous Equations with Covariance Restrictions".
Journal of Econometrics, 42, 1989, 247-265.
"A
Note on the Anderson-Hsiao Estimator for Panel Data". Economics
Letters, 31, 1989, 337-341.
"An Alternative
Transformation for Fixed Effects Models with Predetermined Variables".
Applied Economics Discussion Paper 57, IES, Oxford, 1988.
"Computing Robust
Standard Errors for Within-Group Estimators". Oxford Bulletin
of Economics and Statistics, 49, 1987, 431-434.
"Estimating
Contaminated Limited Dependent Variable Models" (with Olympia
Bover). Applied Economics Discussion Paper 11, IES, Oxford, 1986.
"Estimation
of Dynamic Random Effects Models with Serially Correlated Time-Varying Errors".
Paper presented at the 1983 European Meeting of the Econometric Society, Pisa,
Italy, August 29.
"Causalidad y Exogeneidad en Econometría" (with Jaume García Villar). Cuadernos Económicos de ICE, 24, 1983, 81-102.
"Estimation and Testing of Dynamic
Econometric Models from Panel Data". Ph.D. Thesis, London School of
Economics, 1985.
Book
Panel
Data Econometrics, Oxford University Press: Advanced Texts in
Econometrics, 2003.
Table of
Contents, Summaries
of Chapters, Errata.
Estimating and Testing VARs for Firm Employment and Wages (Section 6.7): DPD data files are in CAlonMA.zip.
Estimating the Effect of Fertility on Female Labour Participation (Section
8.6): DPD data files are in RCarrCh.zip.
Other data
(In "Modelling
Optimal Instrumental Variables for Dynamic Panel Data Models", CEMFI
WP 0310)
VAR for Firm Panel Data (longer panel, section 8.1): DPD data files are in BovWatSIV.zip.
Estimating Country Growth Convergence Rates (section 8.3): DPD data files are in GrowthSIV.zip.
St Dominic and the
Albigenses: A 1480 painting by Pedro Berruguete of St Dominic checking for
heresy by burning books (Museo del Prado).
Discussions
Comments on
"Determinants of Long-Term Growth: A Bayesian Averaging of Classical
Estimates Approach" by Doppelhofer, Miller, and Sala-i-Martin,
CREI/European Commission Workshop, UPF, Barcelona, June 5, 2000.
Comments on
"Marginal Mean Models for Dynamic Regimes" by Murphy, van der Laan,
Robins, and CPPRG, The Ninth International Conference on Panel Data,
Geneva, June 22, 2000.
Endogeneity
and Instruments in Nonparametric Models, Comments to papers by Darolles,
Florens & Renault, and Blundell & Powelll, Econometric Society 8th
World Congress, Seattle, August 11, 2000. Revised: October 2001.
Appeared in M. Dewatripont, L. P. Hansen, and S. J. Turnovsky (eds.): Advances
in Economics and Econometrics, Eighth World Congress, Volume 2, Cambridge
University Press, 2003. August 2000
slides. Revised:
October 2001.
Comments on
"A Cross-Country Comparison of Labor Market Frictions" by G. Ridder
and G. van den Berg, Banco de Portugal Conference on Labor Market
Institutions and Economic Outcomes, Cascais, June 4, 2001.
Comments on
"The Returns to Job Mobility during the Transition: Evidence from Czech
Retrospective Data" by D. Münich, J. Svejnar, and K. Terrell, CREI
Conference on Unemployment in Transition Economies, UPF, Barcelona, October 27,
2001.
Comments
on "Wage Bargaining with On-the-job Search: A Structural Econometric
Model" by P. Cahuc, F. Postel-Vinay, and J.-M. Robin, Banco de
Portugal Conference on Labour Market Reform, Santa Maria do Bouro, June 1,
2003.
Comments on
"Is Tomorrow Another Day? The Labor Supply of New York City Cab
Drivers" by Henry S. Farber, 1st International Conference on Advances
in Economic Research, Universidad de Navarra, Pamplona, October 24, 2003.
Comments on
"Research, Innovation and Productivity in Four European Countries" by
R. Griffith, E. Huergo, J. Mairesse, and B. Peters, 5th Meeting of
Group on Innovation and Employment in European Firms, Universidad Carlos III de
Madrid, June 25, 2004.
Comments on "The
Effect of College Curriculum on Earnings: Accounting for Non-Ignorable
Non-Response Bias" by D. Hamermesh and S. Donald, Banco de Portugal
Conference on European Labour Markets and Education, Quinta do Lago, May 21,
2005.
Comments on “Evaluation of Currency
Regimes: The Unique Role of Sudden Stops” by Assaf Razin and Yona Rubinstein,
41st Economic Policy Panel Meeting, European Investment Bank, Luxembourg, April
16, 2005. Appeared in Economic Policy, 45, 2006.
Comments
on “Has the Inflation
Process Changed?” by Stephen Cecchetti and Guy Debelle, 42nd Economic
Policy Panel Meeting, Bank of England, London, October 21, 2005. Appeared in Economic
Policy, 46, 2006.
Comments on "New
Evidence on the Causal Link between the Quantity and Quality of Children"
by J. Angrist, V. Lavy, and A. Schlosser, and "Dynamic Models for Policy
Evaluation" by Costas Meghir, CREST Conference on Econometric
Evaluation of Public Policies: Methods and Applications, Paris, December 15,
2005.
Comments on “FDI and the Dark Side
of Decentralization” by Sebastian Kessing, Kai Konrad, and Christos
Kotsogiannis, 43rd Economic Policy Panel Meeting, Oesterreichische
Nationalbank, Vienna, April 22, 2006. Appeared in Economic Policy, 49,
2007.
Comments on
"Two Problems of Partial Identification with Panel Data" by C. Manski,
13th Conference on Panel Data, Cambridge, July 8, 2006.
Comments on “Should we have a WTO
for International Migration” by Timothy J. Hatton, 44th Economic Policy
Panel Meeting, Bank of Finland, Helsinki, October 21, 2006. Appeared in Economic
Policy, 50, 2007.
Discussion: "Panel
Data Analysis - Advantages and Challenges" by Cheng Hsiao, November
2006. Appeared in: Test,
Journal of the Spanish Statistical Society, 16, 2007.
Comments on
"Consumption and Investment Motives in Housing Wealth Accumulation of
Spanish Households" by Arrondel, Badenes, and Spadaro, Banco de España
Conference on Household Finances and Housing Wealth, Madrid, April 24, 2007.
Comments on
"Quasi-Experimental Evidence on the Effects of Unemployment Insurance from
New York State" by Bruce Meyer and Wallace Mok, Banco de Portugal
Conference on Unemployment, Quinta do Lago, June 10, 2007.
Comments on
“Micro and Macro Elasticities in a Life Cycle Model With Taxes” by Richard
Rogerson and Johanna Wallenius, Co
Comments on
"Compensating Wage Differentials for the Timing of Work: Continuous versus
Split Work Shifts in Spain" by Catalina Amuedo-Dorantes and Sara de la
Rica, COSME Workshop, Banco de España, Madrid, June 1, 2009.
Comments
on "IV quantile regression for group-level treatments, with an application
to the distributional effects of trade" by Denis Chetverikov, Brad Larsen,
and Christopher Palmer, Interactions: Bringing Together Econometrics and
Applied Microeconomics, University of Chicago, September 25, 2015.
Comments on
"Earnings Dynamics, Mobility Costs, and Transmission of Firm and
Market-Level Shocks" by Thibaut Lamadon, Magne Mogstad, and Bradley
Setzler, The Welfare State and the Labour Market: Micro meets Macro,
Institute for Fiscal Studies, London, March 23, 2017.
Comments on
"Dissecting Idiosyncratic Income Risk" by Elin Halvorsen, Hans
Holter, Serdarn Ozkan, and Kjetil Storesletten, 2nd Annual Research
Conference of Banco de España: Taxes and Transfers, Madrid, September 4, 2018.
Other writings
Discurso
de aceptación del Premio de Economía Rey de España 2020, Banco de España,
Madrid, 23 Marzo 2022.
El acceso a los microdatos administrativos
públicos: la nueva frontera de la investigación económica y social, XVIII Aula de Verano “Ortega y Gasset”, UIMP, Santander, 20-21
Agosto 2018.
Choosing
to be a social scientist in the 21st century. Advice for economists who
start their careers in academia, 23rd Spring Meeting of Young Economists, Palma
de Mallorca, 1 June 2018.
Econometría de la desigualdad: de la
persona promedio a la persona cuantil.
Publicado en: Jaume García, José Manuel González-Páramo y Anna Matas
(directores): Análisis empíricos sobre la economía española. Ensayos en
homenaje a Josep Lluís Raymond Bara, Funcas, Thomson Reuters Aranzadi,
2017.
Premio a un gran empiricista, Fundación Ramón Areces, Madrid, 11 Noviembre 2015.
Annual
Report of the President, Econometric Society, November 2015.
Quantile
Response and Panel Data, Africa Region Training Workshop, Econometric
Society, Lusaka, July 22, 2015.
Experimental Economics: What
have we learned? A Comment, Barcelona GSE Economics "Trobada",
October 2014.
Choosing
to be a social scientist in Spain, COSME Newsletter, December 2013.
La renta de los hogares españoles en el
preludio de la crisis (con O. Bover). Publicado en: M.
Lucena y R. Repullo (eds.): Ensayos sobre Economía y Política Económica:
Homenaje a Julio Segura, Antoni Bosch editor, Barcelona, 2013.
La burbuja inmobiliaria: causas y responsables (con S. Bentolila), La Crisis de la Economía Española:
Lecciones y Propuestas, FEDEA, 2009. Artículo
en El País, 22 de febrero de 2009.
The Euro Area
Household Finance and Consumption Project: Discussion, ECB-CFS
Conference, Frankfurt, September 4, 2008.
Comments on
Publishing in Economics, Women in Economics (WinE) Workshop on Successful
Publishing, EEA-ESEM, Budapest, August 2007.
Empirical
Evaluation of Public Policies: The Pursuit of Causality, HPE/REP Lecture, XII
Encuentro de Economía Pública, Palma de Mallorca, 4 February 2005.
The origins of the Econometric Society in
Spain, February 2005.
Paro y
prestaciones: nuevos resultados para España (con S.
Bentolila y O. Bover), Banco de España, Documento Ocasional no. 0410. Publicado
en: J.Pérez, C.Sebastián, y P.Tedde (eds.): Políticas, Mercados e Instituciones
Económicas, Estudios en Homenaje a Luis Ángel Rojo, Volumen 1, Editorial
Complutense, Madrid, 2004.
Instrumentos óptimos en el análisis de
datos de panel con una aplicación a los determinantes del crecimiento económico, Conferencia inaugural, VI Encuentro de Economía Aplicada,
Granada, 5 de junio de 2003.
Matching,
Body Weight, and the Academic Success of CEMFI Students. A skit (in
Spanish) on a Master's thesis project, Skit Show, CEMFI, 29 April 2003.
La Medición Empírica en el Análisis
Económico y Social, Conferencia,
Semana de la Ciencia Madrid 2002, Universidad de Alcalá, 6 de noviembre
de 2002.
Lagrange
Multiplier Test, Entry for An Eponymous Dictionary of Economics, J.
Segura and C. Rodríguez Braun (eds.), Edward Elgar, 2004.
Nobel 2000,
Artículo en El País, 12 de octubre de 2000.
Al filo del cese de un investigador (con S. Bentolila), Artículo en El País, 4 de julio de 1998.
Introducción al Análisis Econométrico con
Datos de Panel. Publicado en: J. J. Dolado, C. Martín
y L. R. Romero (eds.): La industria y el comportamiento de las empresas
españolas: Ensayos en homenaje a Gonzalo Mato, Capítulo 1, Alianza
Editorial, Madrid, 1993, 23-47.
Moment
Testing with non-ML Estimators, unpublished manuscript, LSE, May 1991.
Review of C. F.
Manski, Analog Estimation Methods in Econometrics, The Economic
Journal, 99, December 1989, p. 1244.
Second
Order Imhof Approximations to General Distribution Functions (with J. D.
Sargan), incomplete manuscript, LSE, January 1987.
DPD
"Dynamic
Panel Data Estimation Using DPD - A Guide for Users" by Manuel
Arellano and Steve Bond. Institute for Fiscal Studies Working Paper 88/15,
London, 1988.
DPD98 for Gauss
"Dynamic Panel Data Estimation
Using DPD98 for Gauss" by Manuel Arellano and Stephen Bond, December
1998.
You can download two
ZIP-files dpd98.zip
and xdata.zip. This is
not yet the final version but it is close to it.
The file dpd98.zip contains
DPD98.RUN, DPD98.PRG and DPD98.FNS.
The file xdata.zip contains
XDATA.DAT, XDATA.DHT, AUXDATA.DAT and AUXDATA.DHT, which are the example data
files described in the manual.
"Panel
Data Estimation Using DPD for Ox" by Jurgen A. Doornik, Manuel
Arellano, and Stephen Bond, June 1999.
Class notes
Regression
Maximum Likelihood
Bayesian Analysis
Time Series
Regression with
Time Series
Instrumental Variables
in a Market Model
Instrumental
Variables
Generalized Method
of Moments and Optimal Instruments
GMM with Nonsmooth
Moments
Cluster-robust
standard errors
Econometric
Methods of Program Evaluation
Static
Panel Data Models
Dynamic
Panel Data Models I: Covariance Structures and Autoregressions
Dynamic
Panel Data Models II: Lags and Predetermined Variables
Estimating and
Testing VARs for Firm Employment and Wages
Linear
Panels and Random Coefficients
What
does the Arellano-Bond estimator do?
Nonlinear
Panel Data Models
Binary Models
with Endogenous Explanatory Variables (Slides)
LATE in Binary Choice
Duration Models
Quantile
Methods
Tobit and Selection Models (Slides)
Econometrics of Survey
Data
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