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Jan Bietenbeck
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Associate Professor of Economics at Lund University with research interests in labor and education.
9/ Based on our initial and extended replications, we wonder: how can the editor still trust the results of this paper? If this case does not meet the criteria for retraction, what does?
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We thank the reviewers for their many constructive comments, which have improved the manuscript significantly.