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Impact of the China Shock on Regional Inequality: Replication of Autor, Dorn, and Hanson (2013)

1. Title and Objectives

Impact of the China Shock on Regional Inequality: Replication of Autor, Dorn, and Hanson (2013)

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2. Research Question

• How did the "China shock" affect inequality across regions in the United States?
• Brief explanation of the "China shock" and its importance in international trade and U.S. labor markets.

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3. Data and Methodology

Data Sources

• General description of the data and its sources.

Variable Construction

• Description of the study variables, transformations, and groupings.
• Explanation of aggregations at the CZ (commuting zone) level.

Visualization of Key Variables

• Visual representation of data by groups.

2SLS Estimations

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4. Main Results: Replicated Tables

• Explanation of the results in Table 3.

• Observed effects of the "China shock" on labor markets.

• Interpretation of the results in Panel A.

• Comparison with Table 3.

• Presentation of the effects of the "China shock" on regional inequality.

Comparison with the Original Study

• Differences and similarities with the original results of Autor, Dorn, and Hanson.

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5. Discussion and Conclusions

Implications of the Results

• Discussion on the implications of the findings for regional economies and inequality.

Study Limitations

• Mention of potential limitations in the analysis and their impact on conclusions.
• Discussion of the quality of instruments and estimates.

Conclusions

• Summary of key findings and their relevance in the context of the "China shock" and economic policy.

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