Replication package for: Trust in Whom? Channel-Specific Trust and Collective Action in Developing Countries

This package reproduces every numerical claim in Sections 3 and 4 of the manuscript from the raw survey data through a single deterministic R script. It verifies 252 atomic quantities — the five tables and every statistic in the narrative — under strict verification: each computed value is rounded to the precision at which the manuscript prints it, and the verdict requires exact equality. All 252 reproduce deterministically; the certified result fingerprint is recorded in the package and every later run self-checks against it. The package is self-contained and self-certifying. The four raw data files sit in the /data folder; the script 00_REPLICATE_ALL.R self-locates them, computes each claim, and writes an itemized verdict pairing every manuscript target with its computed value. On first run the script records a SHA-256 fingerprint of its results, rounded to reported precision; every later run recomputes and halts if any reported value has changed, naming the quantity that moved. The one stochastic step is seeded, so output is identical across runs. SHA-256 hashes of the four raw files are recorded in MANIFEST_SHA256.txt. Contents: the four raw data files (the Dhading enrollment ledger is anonymized — household names removed, ward-level address reduced to the VDC, all analytic columns retained); the deterministic replication script; a one-time environment certifier and its renv.lock; the figure script R/02_FIGURES.R, which reproduces both manuscript figures from the raw data (PNGs included) and writes FIGURE_TEXT.txt, an inventory of every numeric string rendered in the figures; a master replication-and-provenance record documenting the source of every claim with inline code; a data-provenance registry; and licence and citation files. Version 2.0.1 (this version): corrects the figure annotations to the manuscript's before-rounding convention — the third-panel enrollment lift in Figure 1 reads +23.3 pp (computed before rounding, matching golden-verdict row V11 and the manuscript), where v2.0.0's figure showed +23.4 pp (a difference of rounded endpoints); adds an explicit x-axis title to Figure 2 (village SHG penetration) and aligns the figure vocabulary with the manuscript's. The figure script now emits FIGURE_TEXT.txt so that every rendered numeric string is inspectable against the golden verdict. No data file, no analysis logic, and no certified value changed: the 252/252 certification and the golden fingerprint are identical to v2.0.0. Version 2.0.0 corrected and extended version 1: (1) coverage extended from headline claims to all 252 checkable numbers, including every confidence interval and the FDR-adjusted p-values of the falsification table; (2) the four raw data files included, so replication runs against the deposited data with no external dependency; (3) the multi-script pipeline replaced by one deterministic script with a golden-fingerprint self-check that halts on any drift; (4) two data-mandated manuscript corrections, both traced to the original analysis scripts — the out-group trust odds ratio reported under the normalized coding used throughout (1.08, not the raw-coded 1.03), and the Dhading peer-borrowing odds ratio 1.72, the value the analysis script computes; (5) the India sample geography stated correctly (seven sites in four states; 244 villages, 25 districts); (6) the Dhading enrollment ledger deposited anonymized. Correction to v1: the v1 file raw_data_files.md attributes the ECCP India dataset to NWO/WOTRO + BMZ; the correct funding is the EU-India Economic Cross Cultural Programme (EC grant ASIE/2004/095-995, with GTZ), as recorded in DATA_PROVENANCE_REGISTRY.md (rev. 2). Licence: MIT (code) + CC BY-NC 4.0 (data and documentation); see LICENSE.md.