Replication analysis for "Mitigating Tough Times? How Material Self-Interest Influences Citizens’ Welfare State Behavior"

The analyses are based on Danish administrative registry data. These data contain confidential information and are, therefore, not publicly available. The combined survey and registry data are stored at Statistics Denmark and can only be accessed by researchers affiliated with a permanent Danish research institution/environment using Statistics Denmark remote server system (for further information about the Danish administrative registries, including access, see http://www.dst.dk/en/TilSalg/Forskningsservice.aspx and in Pedersen 2011). Accordingly, I cannot make replication data for our analyses available.

Access to the replication data:
For those researchers who want to replicate the results, there are two ways to gain
access to the administrative data I use. The first option is to order the data directly
from Statistics Denmark. Importantly, Statistics Denmark presently requires that researchers obtain a project approval at Statistics Denmark before ordering data.

The second option is that researchers at a university or research institution outside of
Denmark may gain access to the Statistics Denmark registries by visiting a Danish research institution. If researchers are interested in this option, I will try help obtain the necessary institutional approvals for a researcher to be temporarily added to the research team. These need to be applied for in advance of the visit. For further inquiries, please contact me at
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Pedersen, Carsten Bøcker. 2011. “The Danish Civil Registration System.” Scandinavian Journal of Public Health 39 (7_suppl): 22–25.