example/R/decisions_ddy_ct.R

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# Joshua C. Fjelstul, Ph.D.
# ecio R package
# automatically generated by the codebookr R package
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#' Decision-level directed dyad-year data by case type
#' 
#' This dataset includes aggregated data on the number of decisions per stage
#' of the infringement procedure per department per member state per year
#' (directed dyad-year data) broken down by case type (noncommunication vs
#' nonconformity). There is one observation per department per member state
#' per year per case type per decision stage (2002-2020), excluding directed
#' dyad-years where the state was not a member of the EU. The dataset uses
#' current department names.
#' 
#' @format A data frame with 13 variables:
#' \describe{
#' \item{key_id}{\\code\{numeric\}. An ID number that uniquely identifies each
#' observation in the dataset. }
#' \item{year}{\\code\{numeric\}. The year the decision was issued by the
#' Commission.}
#' \item{department_id}{\\code\{numeric\}. An ID number that uniquely
#' identifies each Commission department.}
#' \item{department}{\\code\{string\}. The name of the Commission department
#' that opened the infringement case.}
#' \item{department_code}{\\code\{string\}. A multi-letter code assigned by
#' the Commission that uniquely identifies each department.}
#' \item{member_state_id}{\\code\{numeric\}. An ID number that uniquely
#' identifies each member state. This ID number is assigned when member states
#' are sorted by accession date and then alphabetically. }
#' \item{member_state}{\\code\{string\}. The name of the member state that the
#' Commission opened the case against. }
#' \item{member_state_code}{\\code\{string\}. A two letter code assigned by
#' the Commission that uniquely identifies each member state. }
#' \item{case_type_id}{\\code\{numeric\}. An ID number that uniquely
#' identifies each type of state aid cases. Coded \code{1} for
#' noncommunication cases, which are cases that relate to a member state
#' failing to notify the Commission that it has transposed a directive by the
#' stated deadline. Coded \code{2} for nonconformity cases, which are cases
#' that relate to a member state incorrectly transposing a directive. }
#' \item{case_type}{\\code\{string\}. The type of the infringement case. There
#' are two types of cases. Coded \code{noncommunication} for cases that relate
#' to a member state failing to notify the Commission that it has transposed a
#' directive by the stated deadline. Coded \code{nonconformity} for cases that
#' relate to a member state incorrectly transposing a directive. }
#' \item{decision_stage_id}{\\code\{numeric\}. An ID number that uniquely
#' identifies each decision stage in the infringement procedure. Coded
#' \code{1} for letters of formal notice under Article 258 of the Treaty on
#' the Functioning of the European Union (TFEU), coded \code{2} for reasoned
#' opinions under Article 258, coded \code{3} for referrals to the Court under
#' Article 258, coded \code{4} for letters of formal notice under Article 260,
#' coded \code{5} for reasoned opinions under Article 260, and coded \code{6}
#' for referrals to the Court under Article 268}
#' \item{decision_stage}{\\code\{string\}. The decision stage of the
#' infringement procedure. Possible values include: \code{Letter of formal
#' notice (Article 258)}, \code{Reasoned opinion (Article 259)},
#' \code{Referral to the Court (Article 258)}, \code{Letter of formal notice
#' (Article 260)}, \code{Reasoned opinion (Article 260)}, and \code{Referral
#' to the Court (Article 260)}. }
#' \item{count_decisions}{\\code\{numeric\}. A count of the number of
#' decisions made by the Commission in infringement cases at this level of
#' aggregation.}
#' }
"decisions_ddy_ct"

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