A place to store and share the code I wrote to analyze the data generated by a recent Amazon Mechanical Turk survey experiment. The analysis from this experiment was recently accepted for publication as "Income Disclosure and Consumer Judgment in a Multi-level Marketing Experiment" in Journal of Consumer Affairs.
Austin Miller
Here you can access the documents I created to present and discuss the R scripts that I wrote to analyze the data generated by a recent Amazon Mechanical Turk survey experiment. The goal of the analysis is to assess the impact of voluntary income disclosures in MLM marketing materials on consumer interest and earnings expectations. All participants were introduced to an MLM opportunity using marketing materials from the website of an actual MLM firm. The control group did not receive any income disclosure information; treatment group 1 received the income disclosure document created by the MLM firm itself; and treatment group 2 received an augmented form of the firm’s income disclosure information that included a graph and presented how many participants in the firm actually earned zero dollars. The analysis from this experiment was recently published for publication as “Income Disclosure and Consumer Judgment in a Multi-level Marketing Experiment” in Journal of Consumer Affairs.
This document also employs R Shiny apps,
described here: Heterogeneous Treatment App
and here: Logarithm App
and here: correlations app
This script contains all of the regression analysis that supports the final paper. This includes:
This script cleans the raw data and prepares it for analysis. This document includes:
Raw and clean data files are available here: github.com/milleroztn/MLMExperiment/tree/main/data
The next script generates and discusses graphs from the data, including:
Graph files are available here: github.com/milleroztn/MLMExperiment/tree/main/graphs
MLM Experiment- Summary Tables
This script generates and discusses summary tables from the data, including:
The generated *.csv files from this script are available here: github.com/milleroztn/MLMExperiment/tree/main/descriptive