Lukas Laffers and Bernhard Schmidpeter, "Early Child Development and
Parents' Labor Supply", Journal of Applied Econometrics, Vol. 36, No. 2,
2021, pp. 190-208.

Accessing the LSAC Data:

Under the Deed of License we are not permitted to give copies of the
dataset to unauthorised persons. Interested researchers can visit the
websites

https://growingupinaustralia.gov.au/data-and-documentation/accessing-lsac-data

and

https://dataverse.ada.edu.au/dataverse/ncld

which provide details about the application process. In particular,
interested researchers need to register first with the ADA Dataverse
and complete the order form and Deed of License. Upon succesful
application access to the data will be granted. All researchers
working at either universities or private research institutions can
potentially gain access to the data. 

The zip file ls-files.zip contains two files, both of which are ASCII
files in DOS format:

- create_data.do: A do-file which cleans the LSAC data and creates the
unrestricted sample 

- selectIV_rw.m: The code for estimating treatment effects under
endogeneity and sample selection discussed in the paper