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Replication data for: Estimating Free-Riding Behavior: The StratAM Model

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Spatial statistical methods in political science provide a tool to deal with spatial and other forms of interdependence in observational data.

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In this article, I derive a statistical model from a game of impure public goods provision. The resulting Strategic Autoregressive model (StratAM) allows the researcher to systematically explore the sources of free-riding behavior in the provision of public goods.

The StratAM model is tightly related to the well known Spatial Autoregressive model (SAR), and can be estimated in a Maximum Likelihood framework. I demonstrate the use of the StratAM model by analyzing free-riding in the provision of foreign aid. Indicators of developmental needs and good governance strongly increase free-riding during the 1990s.

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Free-riding patterns in the 2000s are more similar to Cold War patterns.

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