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Much of our course has been influenced by existing courses on programming practices. Please see the Acknowlegements page for further information about those who have had a large influence on our philosophy and on which some materials are based.

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The suggested citation to be included in any such copies and other derivative work is:

Ulrich Bergmann, Matteo Courthoud & Lachlan Deer (2020) Programming Practices for Research in Economics, University of Zurich