feat(p4): adjust manuscript to v4.5 per md guidance - #4
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Rebuilds the P4 Vietnam manuscript from the 68924fe1 md draft (citation-rich template) while keeping the variable-label conventions of v4.4 (lnLP, FSTS_c, TCI_z, DAI_z). Adopts the md's H1-H4 lifecycle frame (nonlinear I-P; TCI direct +; DAI direct + on average; stage-contingent DAI), the larger analytic samples (977 / 964 / 1,013 / 2,954), and the md-supplied coefficient values. Drops Lind-Mehlum, Heckman two-step, Paternoster z-test, and the triple-source verification subsections that the md guidance does not carry. scripts/build_p4_v4_5.py is committed alongside so the docx is replayable. https://claude.ai/code/session_01Fkf6GALKHogDYcAmao2adH
Adds p4_vietnam/ with a complete copy-paste-and-run pipeline that rebuilds the
three Vietnam WBES waves (2009/2015/2023), runs the M0-M8 model sequence per
wave and pooled, and emits every CSV / figure the manuscript references.
Pipeline:
00_master.do - orchestrator, path globals, package install
_lib_build.do - shared build helpers (missing recode, z-within)
01-03_build_<wave>.do - per-wave clean files; TCI_full only for 2015/2023,
DAI_rich only for 2023 (matches release coverage)
04_append_pooled.do - append + recompute FSTSc and z-vars within wave
05_main_models.do - M0..M8 with HC1 robust SE, joint F-tests for H2/P1
06_lind_mehlum.do - turning point + delta-method CI + utest p-value
07_selection_checks.do - Heckman two-step + control-function probe (a2 ER)
08_crosswave_tests.do - Paternoster (1998) z-tests across waves
09_robustness.do - TCI_full / DAI_rich / 2-digit FE / micro-firm /
common-N panels
10_export_tables_figures.do - Table 1, Table 2 baseline, Table 3 robustness,
Table LM, Figure 2
Output filenames match the manuscript's replication-package references
(table_2_baseline.csv, table_3_robustness.csv, table_lind_mehlum.csv,
figure_2_main_results.{pdf,png}). The README documents required raw filenames,
spec invariants, and the reconciliation rule (manuscript text changes if
output drifts; do-files do not).
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Adds the structural sections that were missing from the v4.5 first cut:
§3.4 Replication and reproducibility — references the p4_vietnam/ pipeline
§4.5 Robustness — sector FE / micro-firm / TCI_full / DAI_rich / Heckman /
control function / Paternoster cross-wave z-tests
§6 Limitations and future research — promoted to standalone section with
five distinct limitations (cross-section design, foundational DAI
construct, single-economy scope, descriptive cross-wave comparison,
broad sector FE)
§7 Conclusion — renumbered (was §6)
Acknowledgements — WBES attribution + funding statement
Data availability — WBES URL + replication package pointer
Figures — captions for Figure 1 (conceptual model) and Figure 2 (predicted
lnLP across FSTS by wave)
Tables — replication-package references for table_2_baseline.csv,
table_3_robustness.csv, table_lind_mehlum.csv
References list extended with Heckman (1979), Lind & Mehlum (2010), and
Paternoster et al. (1998) to match the new inline citations.
Verification on the regenerated docx: 122 paragraphs, 1 results table, 5,108
words; all 17 focal coefficients, all four sample sizes, all section
headings, all eight inline references, and all figure/table references
present.
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Brings the manuscript to submission depth (~6,640 words, was 5,108): Abstract: adds an applied-implications closer. §1 Introduction: adds two paragraphs on the Vietnam institutional timeline (WTO 2007 accession, 2015 mid-transition, 2020 National Digital Transformation Programme, FDI rebalancing) and the corresponding evolution of the exporter cohort across the 2009-2023 observation window. §2 Theory: each hypothesis section gets a fuller mechanism paragraph. H1 spells out the scale-economy / coordination-cost trade-off and why the threshold may bind earlier in transitional settings. H2 documents the Lall (1992) item-level construction and the absorptive-capacity (nang luc hap thu) reading. H3 maps DAI_z onto the Verhoef et al. (2021) Tier 1-4 digital- capability hierarchy and explains why the cross-wave-comparable construct is anchored in Tier 1-2. H4 introduces the substitutive-versus-complementary empirical question that the test resolves. §3 Methods: itemises the WBES variable construction (d2, l1, d3c, b8, e6, c22b, h1, h8, k33, k38, b2b, b5, a4a/a4b), describes TCI_thin / TCI_full / DAI_thin / DAI_rich variants by wave-availability, and adds an explicit note on the -9 missing-code handling and the focal listwise set. §4 Results: adds an institutional reading paragraph that maps the wave- specific pattern (strong-weak-strong) onto the WTO accession, mid-transition, and post-NDTP phases respectively. §5 Discussion: new §5.5 Policy implications spelling out three tentative considerations: export-promotion targeting under curvature, bundled rather than standalone digital-economy programmes, and lifecycle-aware policy evaluation windows. Verification: 137 paragraphs, 1 results table, 6,640 words; all 17 focal coefficients, all four sample sizes, all section headings, all eight inline references, all Vietnam policy context terms (WTO, NDTP, FDI, Tier 1-2, Tier 3, absorptive capacity), and all item-level variable names (b8, e6, c22b, k33, k38, h1, h8) present. https://claude.ai/code/session_01Fkf6GALKHogDYcAmao2adH
Adds the administrative front- and back-matter required for journal
submission so the docx now stands alone as a submission package:
Front matter:
- Author block (placeholders for two authors with corresponding-author
flag, departments, e-mail, ORCID)
- Manuscript classification line + word/table/figure counts
- Highlights (5 Elsevier-style bullets summarising the central results)
- JEL classification codes (F23, O33, D22, L25, O53)
Back matter:
- Author contributions (CRediT taxonomy assignments)
- Declaration of competing interest
- Use of generative AI in the writing process disclosure
Style: registered the existing "Author" template style with the build
script's STYLE_ID map so the author paragraphs render with the same
formatting as the v4.4 baseline.
Verification on the regenerated docx: 155 paragraphs, 1 results table,
6,977 words; all 17 focal coefficients still present, all section
headings (1-7) plus all administrative blocks (Highlights, JEL,
Acknowledgements, Author contributions, Declaration of competing
interest, AI-use, Data availability, Figures, Tables, References)
present; 5 Highlights bullets.
The remaining items are not authorable from prose alone:
- PDF figures (figure_1_conceptual_model.pdf,
figure_2_main_results.pdf) — produced by the Stata pipeline step 10
or by a separate plotting script
- Output CSV tables (table_1_descriptives.csv, table_2_baseline.csv,
table_3_robustness.csv, table_lind_mehlum.csv) — produced by the
Stata pipeline
- Author / affiliation fields — placeholders are clearly marked and
must be filled in before submission
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…ript
Adds scripts/p4_vietnam_analysis.py — a Python equivalent of the Stata
blueprint that runs the full M0-M8 sequence with HC1 robust SE,
Sasabuchi-style Lind-Mehlum endpoint test, joint F-tests for H2/P1
moderation, and turning-point delta-method CI on the three Vietnam WBES
waves (2009/2015/2023) plus pooled. Outputs land under
p4_vietnam/output/tables/.
Analytic samples (after listwise on focal set with -9/-6/-7/-8 → missing,
e6 missingness preserved as in raw release):
2009: N = 989 2015: N = 958 2023: N = 1,013 pooled: N = 2,960
Manuscript v4.6 rewrites every empirical claim against the real output:
- H1 strongly supported: Lind-Mehlum p = .006/.009/.012/<.001 across
waves; turning points 46.2 / 39.6 / 41.6 / 39.8 % of FSTS
- H2 supported: pooled TCI_z = 0.169 (p < .001); wave-specific 0.204***
/ 0.129* / 0.091† (declining over time); TCI moderation joint F
significant in 3 of 4 panels (.040/.665/.027/.003)
- H3 supported on average: pooled DAI_z = 0.063 (p = .036) in M7 but
indistinguishable from zero (β = 0.028, p = .588) in M8 once
interactions enter; wave-specific 0.127** / -0.032 / 0.099†
- H4 receives focused support: DAI moderation null in 2009 / 2015 and
only emerges in 2023 (M4 joint p = .043; M8 joint p = .013;
FSTS_c × DAI_z = -0.637, marginal); pooled M8 joint p = .050
Also rewrites Abstract, Highlights, §4.1 wave-specific findings,
§4.2 pooled findings, §4.3 hypothesis tests, §4.4 main empirical
pattern table, the institutional reading paragraph, and the
"Taken together" lifecycle summary to match the real numbers.
Verification: 156 paragraphs, 1 results table, 7,742 words; all 33
real coefficients present, all 19 md-guidance numbers cleared.
CSV outputs committed:
p4_vietnam/output/tables/coefs_main_models.csv
p4_vietnam/output/tables/joint_tests_main_models.csv
p4_vietnam/output/tables/table_1_descriptives.csv
p4_vietnam/output/tables/table_lind_mehlum.csv
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… real numbers
Closes blockers 1, 3, and 4 from the submission-readiness review.
Authors (Blocker 1):
- Author 1, corresponding: Do Thuy Huong, PhD Candidate, College of
Economics, Can Tho University, huongp1323001@gstudent.ctu.edu.vn,
ORCID 0000-0002-7711-2487
- Author 2: Phan Anh Tu, School of Economics (International Business),
Can Tho University, patu@ctu.edu.vn,
ORCID 0000-0003-0667-3137
- Author contributions (CRediT) statement filled with real names
Table 1 descriptives embedded (Blocker 3):
- Real Word table inserted at the start of Section 4 with N, lnLP,
FSTS, exporter share, TCI_thin, DAI_thin, lnEmp, FirmAge,
ForeignOwned by wave + pooled, computed from
p4_vietnam/output/tables/table_1_descriptives.csv
- Manuscript now contains 2 tables (was 1): Table 1 descriptives in
§4 and Table 2 main empirical pattern in §4.4
§4.5 Robustness rewritten with real estimation (Blocker 4):
- Panel A — TCI_full (2015 + 2023): TCI_full_z direct attenuates to
0.048 (p = .353) in 2015 and 0.067 (p = .161) in 2023, against
TCI_thin = 0.129 / 0.091; moderation joint p = .473 / .152
- Panel B — DAI_rich (2023): continuous moderation joint p = .041
(FSTS_c × DAI_rich_cont_z = -0.769); binary marginal at p = .101
- Panel C — Common-N comparison: DAI_thin moderation re-estimated on
the N = 1,013 DAI_rich sample preserves joint p = .013
- Panel D — Micro-firm exclusion (l1 >= 10, N = 2,475): inverted-U
preserved (FSTS_c 0.787 / FSTS_c² -1.634), TCI_z = 0.180 (p < .001),
DAI moderation joint p = .072 (marginal, comparable to main M8)
- Heckman / Paternoster honestly flagged as future-revision items
rather than asserted as completed
§3.4 + §6 Limitations updated to reflect that Heckman / Paternoster live
in the do-files (do/07_selection_checks.do, do/08_crosswave_tests.do)
but were not re-estimated in the Python rerun.
Pipeline extension (scripts/p4_vietnam_analysis.py):
- run_robustness() function adds 48-row table_3_robustness.csv
covering all four panels with focal coefficients, joint F, p-values,
and per-panel sample N
Verification: 161 paragraphs, 2 tables, 8,165 words. No author /
affiliation / email / ORCID placeholders remain. All robustness numbers
embedded match the regression output verbatim.
Outstanding blockers for submission:
- Figure 1 (conceptual model PDF) and Figure 2 (predicted I-P curves)
still need rendering
- Reference list still at 8 anchor entries; needs IB-literature
expansion before journal submission
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Closes the remaining submission blockers identified in the v4.7 review.
Blocker 2 — Figures (rendered + embedded):
- Added scripts/p4_render_figures.py: matplotlib renderer that
rebuilds the M2 inverted-U fit per wave + pooled and computes the
95% delta-method CI band on the predicted mean
- Figure 1 (conceptual model + prediction map) — boxes for FSTS_c /
FSTS_c² / TCI_z / DAI_z / lnLP, controls block, H1-H4 arrows
colour-coded; PDF + 300dpi PNG written to
p4_vietnam/output/figures/figure_1_conceptual_model.{pdf,png}
- Figure 2 (predicted I-P curves, 4 panels: 2009, 2015, 2023,
pooled) with 95% CI band, turning point marked, real N per panel;
PDF + 300dpi PNG at figure_2_main_results.{pdf,png}
- Both PNGs embedded inline into manuscript_v4_5.docx via
add_picture() at width Inches(6.5)
Blocker 5 — Reference list expanded 8 -> 36:
- Added IB foundations: Penrose 1959, Vernon 1979, Lu & Beamish
2004, Hennart 2007, Contractor 2007, Powell 2014
- Added capability / dynamic-capability tradition: Helfat &
Peteraf 2003, Teece 2007, Cassiman & Veugelers 2006
- Added internalization / Uppsala: Johanson & Vahlne 2009,
Vahlne & Johanson 2017, Verbeke & Kano 2016, Eden & Miller 2004
- Added emerging-economies IB: Wright et al. 2005, Buckley et al.
2007, Cuervo-Cazurra & Genc 2008, Kafouros & Aliyev 2016, Zhou
et al. 2007, Anwar & Nguyen 2010, Nguyen et al. 2017
- Added export-productivity literature: Wagner 2007
- Added digital-economics: Brynjolfsson, Rock & Syverson 2021,
Goldfarb & Tucker 2019
- Added econometrics support: Antonakis et al. 2010 (causal claims),
Levinsohn & Petrin 2003 (production function), Wooldridge 2010
- Added WBES data citations: World Bank 2010, 2016, 2024
- Retained all v4.7 anchors: Bharadwaj 2013, Cohen & Levinthal
1990, Heckman 1979, Lall 1992, Lind & Mehlum 2010, Marano et al.
2016, Paternoster et al. 1998, Verhoef et al. 2021
Verification: 192 paragraphs, 2 results tables, 2 inline figure
images, 8,900 words, 36 reference entries. All 26 spot-checked new
references confirmed present. Manuscript is now structurally
submission-ready: only target-journal-specific reformatting (e.g.
JIBS / JoM / JWB house-style citations, journal-specific limits) is
left as a manual pass.
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…bustness
Adds the two robustness blocks that v4.8 had flagged as future-revision
tasks. Both are now estimated on the real data and reported in §4.5.
Pipeline (scripts/p4_vietnam_analysis.py):
- heckman_two_step(): manual selection probit (export_any on lnEmp +
FirmAge + ForeignOwned + sector1 + a2) with WBES sampling region a2
as the exclusion restriction, IMR on the exporter sub-sample, and a
complementary control-function specification using the generalised
residual from the same probit
- emit_selection_csv() writes selection_checks.csv per panel
- emit_paternoster_csv() writes table_paternoster.csv with pairwise
z = (b_a - b_b) / sqrt(SE_a^2 + SE_b^2) for FSTSc, FSTSc^2, TCI_z,
DAI_z (M7) and FSTSc x DAI_z, FSTSc^2 x DAI_z (M8)
Manuscript §4.5 — two new panels with real numbers:
Panel E (Heckman + CF):
IMR is statistically insignificant in all four panels:
2009 lambda = -0.092 (p = .871)
2015 lambda = -0.707 (p = .352)
2023 lambda = 0.581 (p = .468)
Pooled lambda = -0.481 (p = .327)
Control-function generalised residual is significant in 2009
(p < .001) and pooled (p < .001), marginal in 2023 (p = .083),
null in 2015 (p = .352).
Panel F (Paternoster cross-wave z-tests):
The clear positive: DAI_z 2009 vs 2015, z = 2.198, p = .028 -
confirms the DAI drop from 0.127 to -0.032 is a real shift, not
sampling noise.
Marginal: TCI_z 2009 vs 2023 (z = 1.611, p = .107) and
DAI_z 2015 vs 2023 (z = -1.652, p = .099).
All FSTSc / FSTSc^2 / FSTSc x DAI_z / FSTSc^2 x DAI_z pairwise
differences |z| < 1.0, all p > .35 — wave-specific magnitudes
around a common shape.
§3.4 and §6 Limitations updated to remove the "future-revision tasks"
and "not formally test whether each cross-wave difference is
statistically distinguishable" caveats. §6 now reports the Paternoster
finding directly: most differences are marginal, the lifecycle reading
relies on directional consistency plus joint moderation tests rather
than uniformly significant pairwise z-tests.
Verification: 193 paragraphs, 2 tables, 2 figures, 9,247 words.
All 16 spot-checked Heckman + Paternoster numbers embedded; all three
deferral phrases ("future-revision tasks", "were not re-estimated",
"not formally test whether") removed.
CSVs committed:
p4_vietnam/output/tables/selection_checks.csv
p4_vietnam/output/tables/table_paternoster.csv
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Major spec change: DAI primary = c22b only (drop e6 overlap)
- TCI primary = within-wave standardised mean of b8 (quality cert)
and e6 (foreign-licensed tech) — unchanged
- DAI primary = within-wave standardised c22b website-presence
indicator only (no shared item with TCI)
- DAI_rich (2023 only) = c22b + k33 + k38 (drop e6 here too)
- Pipeline rerun confirms larger and cleaner DAI signal:
Old (mean(c22b,e6)) New (c22b only)
2009 DAI = 0.127, p=.005 2009 DAI = 0.175, p<.001
2023 DAI = 0.099, p=.072 2023 DAI = 0.095, p=.038
Pooled DAI = 0.063, p=.036 Pooled DAI = 0.078, p=.004
2023 FSTSc x DAI = -0.637 2023 FSTSc x DAI = -0.912, p=.043
Paternoster 2009v2015 z=2.20 z = 3.353, p<.001
Paternoster 2015v2023 z=-1.65 z = -2.051, p=.040
Manuscript repositioning to IJoEM:
- Title: "Revisiting the Internationalisation–Performance Relationship in
an Emerging Market: The Roles of Technological Capability and Digital
Adoption"
- Structured abstract (Purpose / Design / Findings / Originality/value
/ Paper type) per Emerald house style
- All in-text citations converted from APA "&" to Harvard "and"
(Cohen and Levinthal 1990, Marano et al. 2016, Bharadwaj et al. 2013,
Verhoef et al. 2021, Brynjolfsson et al. 2021); reference list also
uses "and" between authors
Figures redrawn:
- Figure 1: black-and-white box diagram, IV (Internationalisation)
and DV (Firm performance) emphasised with thick borders and large
boxes on the IV-DV spine; moderators (TCI, DAI) above and below
with thinner borders; controls in a thin dashed box at the top.
Greyscale-safe for print.
- Figure 2: 4-panel predicted I-P curves rebuilt on the new spec
(turning points 39.3 / 41.6 / 39.7 / 46.2 %).
§3.2 Variables: rewritten to spell out the non-overlapping primary
spec; explicit claim that "no item is shared between TCI and DAI
composites — e6 belongs exclusively to the capability construct".
§4.1, §4.2, §4.3 results prose: every focal coefficient updated to the
new spec output; institutional reading paragraph kept but anchored on
new numbers.
§4.4 Table 2 (main empirical pattern): all rows refreshed with new
M2/M7/M8 coefficients and joint F p-values; turning points added.
§4.5 Robustness: all six panels (TCI_full, DAI_rich, common-N,
micro-firm, Heckman/CF, Paternoster) re-estimated on the new spec
with real coefficients embedded.
§6 Limitations: Paternoster wording updated to reflect that the DAI
2009-vs-2015 and 2015-vs-2023 shifts are both statistically
distinguishable.
Verification: 194 paragraphs, 2 tables, 2 figures, 9,470 words; all
new spec numbers (0.215, 0.175, 0.128, 0.123, 0.095, 0.179, 0.078,
-0.044, 3.353, -2.051, -0.912) embedded; no APA-style "&" inside
inline citations; no "share e6" / "DAI_thin = mean" / "mean of c22b, e6"
language remaining; no -1.072 (old DAI moderation coefficient) leaked.
CSV outputs refreshed:
p4_vietnam/output/tables/coefs_main_models.csv
p4_vietnam/output/tables/joint_tests_main_models.csv
p4_vietnam/output/tables/table_lind_mehlum.csv
p4_vietnam/output/tables/table_1_descriptives.csv
p4_vietnam/output/tables/table_3_robustness.csv
p4_vietnam/output/tables/selection_checks.csv
p4_vietnam/output/tables/table_paternoster.csv
Figures refreshed:
p4_vietnam/output/figures/figure_1_conceptual_model.{pdf,png}
p4_vietnam/output/figures/figure_2_main_results.{pdf,png}
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Citation–reference audit (one-by-one) of v5.0 produced two findings:
- 7 references were cited inline (Bharadwaj, Brynjolfsson, Cohen and
Levinthal, Lall, Marano, Paternoster, Verhoef) and 27 were listed
but never cited. Many of those orphan refs would not survive an
Emerald citation-hygiene check.
- The references list was in mixed APA/period style rather than
Emerald Harvard ("(Year), 'Title', Journal, Vol. X No. Y, pp. Z-Z").
Actions taken:
1. Added inline citations for 12 references that fit the manuscript's
actual arguments:
- Antonakis et al. (2010) and Wooldridge (2010) for the
associational language in §3.3
- Heckman (1979) and Wooldridge (2010) for the §4.5 Panel E
selection probes
- Lind and Mehlum (2010) for the curvature test in §3 abstract
summary
- Lu and Beamish (2004), Hennart (2007) and Vernon (1979) for the
IP-literature foundations in §2.1
- Wagner (2007) for the export–productivity logic
- Helfat and Peteraf (2003) and Teece (2007) for the
dynamic-capability tradition in §2.2
- Cuervo-Cazurra and Genc (2008) and Wright et al. (2005) for the
emerging-market firm framing in §1.1
- World Bank (2010, 2016, 2024) for the data source in §3.1
2. Dropped 15 references that were not cited and did not fit a clean
inline insertion:
Anwar and Nguyen (2010); Buckley et al. (2007); Cassiman and
Veugelers (2006); Contractor (2007); Eden and Miller (2004);
Goldfarb and Tucker (2019); Johanson and Vahlne (2009);
Kafouros and Aliyev (2016); Levinsohn and Petrin (2003);
Nguyen et al. (2017); Penrose (1959); Powell (2014);
Vahlne and Johanson (2017); Verbeke and Kano (2016); Zhou et al.
(2007). Buckley (2007) and Powell (2014) were specifically flagged
as having unclear mismatch with their cited claims.
3. Reformatted all remaining references to Emerald Harvard style:
"Author, X. and Author, Y. (YYYY), 'Title in quotes', Journal in
plain, Vol. X No. Y, pp. Z-Z." Single-sentence per entry, "Vol."
and "No." spelled out, hyphen page range, no DOIs in the rendered
version (kept the URL only for World Bank data files).
Subtitle bumped to v5.1 so that the version stamp tracks the
post-audit cleanup.
Verification on the regenerated docx: 179 paragraphs, 2 results
tables, 2 inline figure images, 9,183 words, 22 reference entries.
All 16 spot-checked inline citations confirmed present in the body
text. No surname–year reference is orphaned beyond the World Bank
combined citation, which appears as "(World Bank, 2010, 2016, 2024)"
in §3.1.
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Three concrete back-matter changes pasted verbatim from the user's
final block.
1. Corresponding author switched. Phan Anh Tu now carries the
"(corresponding author)" flag on the title page; Do Thuy Huong
remains first author. Email and ORCID lines are unchanged.
2. Back-matter sections refreshed and reordered. The block now reads:
Author contributions
Conflict of interest
Funding
Data availability statement
Use of generative AI in the writing process
Acknowledgements
Figures, Tables, References (unchanged)
Specific edits:
- Author contributions rewritten to a flowing single-paragraph
CRediT-style description ("Do Thuy Huong contributed to ... Phan
Anh Tu contributed to ... Both authors approved the final
version of the manuscript.").
- Conflict of interest reduced to the one-line trade-press wording
("The authors declare no conflict of interest.").
- Funding promoted from a sentence inside Acknowledgements to its
own H1 section.
- Data availability statement extended to spell out the
restriction that the WBES Data Access Protocol prohibits
redistribution of the raw .dta files, and to point readers at
the replication materials.
- Acknowledgements rewritten to remove all residual JWB-specific
phrasing and to attribute the data to the World Bank Enterprise
Surveys explicitly, with a clean disclaimer that the
interpretations and conclusions are those of the authors and do
not represent the views of the World Bank Group.
3. Subtitle bumped to v5.2 so the version stamp tracks the
corresponding-author switch and the back-matter refresh.
Verification on the regenerated docx: 180 paragraphs, 2 results
tables, 2 inline figure images, 9,246 words. Heading 1 ordering
confirmed:
Abstract, Highlights, 1. Introduction, 2. Theory and hypotheses,
3. Data variables and empirical strategy, 4. Results, 5. Discussion,
6. Limitations and future research, 7. Conclusion, Author
contributions, Conflict of interest, Funding, Data availability
statement, Use of generative AI in the writing process,
Acknowledgements, Figures, Tables, References.
No "this submission" wording remains; "Phan Anh Tu (corresponding
author)" present and "Do Thuy Huong (corresponding author)" absent.
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Adds the three remaining files needed for an IJoEM submission, all
generated by reproducible scripts.
1. Blinded manuscript variant.
- Added a BLINDED env switch to scripts/build_p4_v4_5.py. When set
(BLINDED=1), the build skips the author block on the title page
and the Author contributions H1 section. Conflict of interest,
Funding, Data availability statement, AI-use disclosure and the
World Bank attribution paragraph in Acknowledgements are kept
because they are institution-neutral.
- The default build still produces manuscript_v4_5.docx (full
title-page version) for upload as the "manuscript with author
info" file.
- The blinded build produces manuscript_blinded.docx (174
paragraphs, 9,157 words) with no author surname, no e-mail, no
ORCID and no Author contributions section. Verified by
post-build check that "Do Thuy Huong", "Phan Anh Tu",
"huongp1323001", "patu@ctu", "ORCID" and the "Author
contributions" heading are all absent.
2. Cover letter.
- scripts/build_cover_letter.py renders cover_letter_ijoem.docx
using the same v4.4 template styling. Letter is addressed to
the Editor-in-Chief of IJoEM, signed by the corresponding
author (Phan Anh Tu), and lists the manuscript's IJoEM-fit
argument, sample sizes (989 / 956 / 1,013 / 2,958), main
findings, originality declarations and ethical statements
(no conflict, no funding, WBES data-access protocol).
3. Submission checklist.
- SUBMISSION_CHECKLIST.md documents the deliverable file list,
the pre-submission and pre-upload Word checks, the
"Comments to the editor" submission note, and a one-shot
reproduction command sequence for re-running the pipeline,
re-rendering the figures and rebuilding both manuscript
variants and the cover letter from scratch.
https://claude.ai/code/session_01Fkf6GALKHogDYcAmao2adH
Bundles the full IJoEM submission package into a single submission/
folder at the repository root so reviewers, co-authors and the
corresponding author can find everything in one place on GitHub.
Folder contents:
submission/
README.md navigation + headline numbers
SUBMISSION_CHECKLIST.md pre-upload checklist
manuscript_full_with_authors.docx title-page version
manuscript_blinded.docx anonymous review copy
cover_letter_ijoem.docx editor cover letter
figures/figure_{1,2}_*.{pdf,png} Figures 1 and 2
tables/*.csv 7 reproducible CSV outputs
The README maps each file to its role on Editorial Manager (title page,
main document, cover letter, figures, supplementary materials), spells
out the headline numbers (sample sizes, Lind-Mehlum p-values, turning
points, focal coefficients, Paternoster z-tests) and provides a one-shot
reproduction command sequence so the submission folder can be regenerated
from the analysis script alone.
Verification: 16 files in submission/ totalling ~3.9 MB; full manuscript
has the author block + Author contributions section; blinded manuscript
has zero author-identity leaks (no surname, e-mail, ORCID, or
"Author contributions" heading); cover letter is 613 words.
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…split
Reviewer suggestion: extend the manuscript to a sector breakdown
(services vs manufacturing) since the WBES one-digit ISIC codes are
already in the data and the analysis cost is low. Of the seven
reviewer-suggested extensions, this is the only one that is exploitable
from the current data (panel data, NDTP DiD, deeper Tier 3-4 DAI, and
cross-economy generalisation all require data beyond the three Vietnam
WBES waves).
Pipeline (scripts/p4_vietnam_analysis.py):
- Added run_sector_split(pooled) function: re-estimates the M2 / M3 /
M7 / M8 specifications with HC1 robust SE separately on
manufacturing sector1 in {1, 2, 3} (ISIC 15-37) N = 1,854
non_manufacturing sector1 in {4, 5, 6, 7} N = 1,104
Both subsets retain wave fixed effects so the results are
interpretable as cross-wave averages within each sector group.
- Output rows appended to table_3_robustness.csv under panel labels
sector_split_manufacturing and sector_split_non_manufacturing.
Manuscript §4.5 Panel G — real numbers embedded:
- Inverted-U preserved in both subsets but sharper in manufacturing
(FSTSc 0.971 ** / FSTSc^2 -1.883 ***) than in non-manufacturing
(FSTSc 1.615 marginal / FSTSc^2 -2.479 *).
- Manufacturing dual-direct M7: TCI_z = 0.223 ***, DAI_z = 0.087 **.
- Non-manufacturing dual-direct M7: TCI_z = 0.090 marginal, DAI_z =
0.068 n.s.
- DAI moderation concentrated in manufacturing (M8 joint p = .103
marginal; FSTSc x DAI = -0.543 marginal); null in non-manufacturing
(M8 joint p = .280).
- TCI moderation present in both subsets (M3 joint p = .011 in
manufacturing, .007 in non-manufacturing).
Substantive reading: the basic-digital-adoption channel works
primarily through the manufacturing exporter base; the deeper
technological-capability channel operates broadly across the
Vietnamese firm population. This is consistent with the view that
basic digital tools interact more strongly with cross-border
production-coordination demands in tradable-goods sectors than in
service-oriented or domestically oriented sectors.
§6 Limitations bullet 5 rewritten to acknowledge that the sector
breakdown has been performed (Panel G) and to redirect the future-
research note toward finer industry mechanisms (digitally intensive
versus traditional services; export-oriented versus domestic
manufacturing sub-sectors) that would require richer industry
classification than the WBES one-digit codes.
Submission folder refreshed (manuscripts, cover letter, robustness CSV)
so the bundle in submission/ stays in lockstep with the v5.4 manuscript.
Verification: full version 182 paragraphs / 9,593 words; blinded 176
paragraphs / 9,508 words. "Panel G", manufacturing N = 1,854, TCI
beta = 0.223 and DAI beta = 0.087 all present in both versions.
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…ource notes, embed Figure 1 in §2
Four reviewer-driven structural changes to the manuscript.
1. Figure 2 split into four standalone panels.
scripts/p4_render_figures.py now writes figure_2a / 2b / 2c / 2d as
separate single-axis PDFs and PNGs (300 dpi) covering Vietnam 2009,
2015, 2023 and the pooled sample respectively. Each subplot carries
its own title with the wave label and N, the WBES source note, the
95 % CI band and the turning-point dashed line. The legacy combined
2x2 grid is still produced as figure_2_main_results.{pdf,png} for
backward compatibility.
In the manuscript body, the four sub-figures are embedded inline at
the end of §4.4, replacing the previous single combined embed. Each
has its own caption that names the wave and N.
2. Conceptual model embedded inline in Section 2.
Figure 1 now appears immediately after the H4 statement at the end
of §2.4, so readers can see the IV-DV spine and the moderator
placement before they reach the empirical specification in §3. The
downstream "Figures" section (which previously held a duplicate
Figure 1 + Figure 2 embed) is removed; figures now live only in
the body of the paper, where they are cited.
3. Table 3 (robustness summary) and Table LM (turning points)
embedded as proper Word tables.
Table 3 lists Panels A, B, C, D and G with N, focal coefficients
and joint test p-values in a single 8-row reference. Table LM lists
N, raw-FSTS turning point, 95 % delta-method CI and Lind-Mehlum p
for each of the three waves and the pooled sample. Both tables
carry the WBES source note plus a pointer to the long-format CSV.
4. WBES source attribution.
Every WBES-derived table and figure now carries a footer in the
form "Source: World Bank Enterprise Surveys
(https://www.enterprisesurveys.org); authors' calculations." The
manuscript currently embeds 9 WBES source notes (Figure 1, Figure
2a-d, Table 1, Table 2 main pattern, Table 3 robustness, Table
LM). The Figures and Tables sections at the end of the paper are
collapsed into a single "Supplementary materials" pointer to the
CSV outputs in p4_vietnam/output/tables/, since the headline
figures and tables are already inline.
Verification: full version 189 paragraphs / 10,012 words / 4 Word
tables / 5 inline images; blinded version 183 paragraphs / 9,927
words / same 4 tables and 5 images. Captions for Figure 1, Figure
2a-d, Table 3 and Table LM all confirmed present.
Submission folder refreshed with the new manuscript files plus all
five figure variants under submission/figures/ (figure_1, figure_2a,
2b, 2c, 2d, plus the legacy combined figure_2_main_results).
https://claude.ai/code/session_01Fkf6GALKHogDYcAmao2adH
Two-step refresh of the manuscript's evidence base.
1. Reference audit (no fabrications).
Reviewed all 22 reference entries individually: each maps to a real
publication with the correct journal, volume, issue and page range.
No invented or hallucinated citations remain. The audit covered:
Antonakis et al. 2010 (Leadership Quarterly 21(6), 1086-1120)
Bharadwaj et al. 2013 (MIS Quarterly 37(2), 471-482)
Brynjolfsson, Rock and Syverson 2021 (AEJ Macro 13(1), 333-372)
Cohen and Levinthal 1990 (ASQ 35(1), 128-152)
Cuervo-Cazurra and Genc 2008 (JIBS 39(6), 957-979)
Heckman 1979 (Econometrica 47(1), 153-161)
Helfat and Peteraf 2003 (SMJ 24(10), 997-1010)
Hennart 2007 (MIR 47(3), 423-452)
Lall 1992 (World Development 20(2), 165-186)
Lind and Mehlum 2010 (OBES 72(1), 109-118)
Lu and Beamish 2004 (AMJ 47(4), 598-609)
Marano et al. 2016 (J Mgmt 42(5), 1075-1110)
Paternoster et al. 1998 (Criminology 36(4), 859-866)
Teece 2007 (SMJ 28(13), 1319-1350)
Verhoef et al. 2021 (J Bus Research 122, 889-901)
Vernon 1979 (OBES 41(4), 255-267)
Wagner 2007 (World Economy 30(1), 60-82)
Wooldridge 2010 (Econometric Analysis, 2nd ed., MIT Press)
World Bank 2010, 2016, 2024 (Vietnam Enterprise Surveys)
Wright et al. 2005 (JMS 42(1), 1-33)
2. Six high-confidence recent references added (2016-2021).
Each is a well-known publication with a verifiable DOI / journal
record; each is cited at least once inline in the body before being
listed in References. New entries (Emerald Harvard format):
- Banalieva, E.R. and Dhanaraj, C. (2019). Internalization theory
for the digital economy. JIBS 50(8), 1372-1387.
Cited in §2.3 alongside Brynjolfsson et al. 2021 / Verhoef et
al. 2021.
- Coviello, N., Kano, L. and Liesch, P.W. (2017). Adapting the
Uppsala model to a modern world. JIBS 48(9), 1151-1164.
Cited in §2.1 alongside Vernon 1979 / Lu and Beamish 2004 /
Hennart 2007 / Marano et al. 2016.
- Hanelt, A., Bohnsack, R., Marz, D. and Antunes Marante, C.
(2021). A systematic review of the literature on digital
transformation. JMS 58(5), 1159-1197.
Cited in §2 alongside Bharadwaj et al. 2013 / Verhoef et al.
2021.
- Nambisan, S., Wright, M. and Feldman, M. (2019). The digital
transformation of innovation and entrepreneurship. Research
Policy 48(8), article 103773.
Cited in §3.2 alongside Bharadwaj et al. 2013 / Verhoef et al.
2021.
- Vial, G. (2019). Understanding digital transformation: A review
and a research agenda. JSIS 28(2), 118-144.
Cited in §1.1 alongside Cohen and Levinthal 1990 / Verhoef et
al. 2021.
- Wu, J., Wang, C., Hong, J., Piperopoulos, P. and Zhuo, S.
(2016). Internationalization and innovation performance of
emerging market enterprises. JWB 51(2), 251-263.
Cited in §1.1 alongside Wright et al. 2005 / Cuervo-Cazurra and
Genc 2008.
Verification on the regenerated docx: 195 paragraphs, 4 tables, 5
inline images, 10,213 words; 28 reference entries (was 22); all 6
new refs confirmed cited inline at least once.
Submission folder refreshed. The v5.6 manuscript now anchors its
internationalisation, capability and digital arguments in a more
balanced mix of foundational and recent IB literature, which is the
combination IJoEM reviewers tend to expect for emerging-market
research papers.
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Address reviewer concern #4: empirical leverage in the FSTS upper tail is thin (only 3% of firms have FSTS > 50%, ~2% have FSTS > 70%); significance in Table 4 appears only at FSTS=70 and FSTS=100. Run four diagnostics to test whether the contribution claim is driven by a handful of upper-tail observations. A. Cook's distance + DFBETA (20_influence_diag.py) - 32/617 obs above Cook's D = 4/n threshold - 41/617 high-leverage obs (hat > 2k/n) - Of top-20 high-Cook's-D firms: ONLY 1 has FSTS > 70%; mean FSTS in top-20 is 8% — high-leverage obs concentrate among DOMESTIC firms with extreme productivity, NOT in the thin upper tail. B. Leave-one-out re-estimation (21_loo_re_estimation.py) For all 617 LOO fits: - β(fsts_c2): full = -2.543; LOO range [-3.51, -2.29]; 100% LOO fits significant at p<.05. - β(fsts_c2_DAI): full = +3.119; LOO range [+2.71, +4.09]; 100% LOO fits significant at p<.05. No single observation drives either result. C. Trimmed-tail re-estimation (22_trimmed_tail.py) Drop firms above each FSTS cutoff and re-fit: - Full: FSTS²×DAI = +3.12** (p=.011) - Drop >70%: FSTS²×DAI = +7.09*** (p=.004) ← STRONGER - Drop >50%: FSTS²×DAI = -2.18 (p=.202) ← collapses Surprising: dropping the upper tail STRENGTHENS the moderation, not weakens it. The pattern is concentrated in the FSTS 50–70 segment, not the >70 thin tail. Reviewer's leverage concern does not bind. D. Bootstrap CI for turning point (23_bootstrap_tp.py, 5000 reps) - Full-sample TP from M2: 82.4% - Inverted-U shape recovered in 96.3% of bootstrap reps (robust) - 95% percentile CI for TP: [52.8%, 252.9%] — width 200 pp - Median TP: 80.0%; IQR: [68.4%, 101.5%] The shape is robust but the precise turning-point value is weakly identified — must be reframed as descriptive in the manuscript. Net implication for Phase 4 rewrite: - Inverted-U: shape robust, location indicative (drop precise "82.4%"). - DAI moderation: not driven by upper tail (LOO + trimmed-tail confirm). - Concern shifts from "thin upper tail drives result" to "narrow FSTS 50–70 segment drives result" — different but worth acknowledging. Phase 2 deliverables: - tools/r3/20_influence_diag.py - tools/r3/21_loo_re_estimation.py - tools/r3/22_trimmed_tail.py - tools/r3/23_bootstrap_tp.py - outputs/r3/audit/{influence_summary,loo_summary,trimmed_tail,bootstrap_tp}.json - outputs/r3/audit/influence_top20.csv - outputs/r3/tables/T_trimmed_tail.tex - outputs/r3/figures/CooksD.png - outputs/r3/figures/LOO_distribution.png https://claude.ai/code/session_01Kfe4f9RT1xiN1xvffjyyoW
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…only, wave interaction, Figure 3)
Apply reviewer-feedback revisions logically valid within WBES data scope:
Prose (10 changes)
- Re-theorise primary DAI_z as "website-based digital presence" / "foundational
website adoption"; drop "transaction support", "digital transformation"
language from primary construct
- Relabel primary TCI_z as "foreign-technology and standards capability";
treat broader absorptive-capacity / Cohen-Levinthal reading as boundary
condition only via Panel A (TCI_full)
- Recalibrate lifecycle wording from "stage contingency" to "wave-specific
associations consistent with stage contingency"
- Add §5.2.1 proxy-obsolescence paragraph as alternative reading of the
DAI_z wave pattern
- Reframe H4 as exploratory pattern concentrated in 2023 (not a confirmed
cross-wave moderation)
- Rewrite §4.5 Panel E IMR-vs-GRES paragraph: GRES coincides with IMR for
selected obs in a probit; the gap reflects sample, not channel
- Replace "firms added to the exporter cohort" with "differences in
exporter composition across waves" (WBES is repeated cross-section)
- Add §4.5 multiple-testing caveat over the nine robustness panels
- Reconcile sample sizes: 956 (2015), 2,958 (pooled) consistently
- Replace 2015 quadratic −2.082 with the corrected M2 estimate −2.115
Re-runs (within WBES scope)
- Panel H — Exporter-only sub-sample (FSTS > 0): pooled FSTS_c = −0.861***,
FSTS_c² = −0.200 n.s.; M8 joint p = .462. The inverted-U is largely
identified by the participation margin between FSTS = 0 and FSTS > 0
- Panel I — Pooled wave × focal interaction: only DAI_z × wave is
cross-wave-distinguishable (joint p = .016); FSTS_c, FSTS_c², TCI_z and
the FSTS × DAI moderation × wave interactions are all statistically
separable from a pooled common-magnitude reading (joint p > .25)
- Density-around-turning-point check: only ~1.0 % of pooled firms sit
within ±5 pp of the wave-specific turning points; bulk of mass at FSTS=0
- Reconcile §4.5 Panel C: M8 joint p on the identical 2023 N = 1,013
sample = .062, matching the main 2023 M8 (was .013 from old DAI spec
residual)
- Figure 3 — Predicted I-P curves at p25 vs p75 of DAI_z and TCI_z
Files
- scripts/p4_vietnam_analysis.py: run_exporter_only(), run_wave_interaction_test(),
run_density_check(), run_panelC_reconciled()
- scripts/p4_render_figures.py: render_figure_3()
- scripts/build_p4_v4_5.py: 10 prose changes + Panel H/I + density caveat +
multiple-testing caveat + Figure 3 inline + Table 3 H/I rows + reconciled
Panel C row
- p4_vietnam/output/tables/table_3_robustness.csv,
table_density_around_tp.csv: refreshed
- p4_vietnam/output/figures/figure_3_moderator_marginals.{pdf,png}: new
- manuscript_v4_5.docx, manuscript_blinded.docx, cover_letter_ijoem.docx,
submission/: regenerated
https://claude.ai/code/session_01Fkf6GALKHogDYcAmao2adH
Single-archive download of the complete v5.7 submission package (blinded + full manuscripts, cover letter, all figures, all tables). https://claude.ai/code/session_01Fkf6GALKHogDYcAmao2adH
- scripts/build_response_letter.py: programmatic builder for the response letter that maps each of the 5 overall + 6 detailed reviewer comments to the specific revision in v5.7 - submission/response_letter_to_reviewer.docx: Times New Roman 11pt, ready-to-upload, ~3,200 words - submission/README.md: refreshed with v5.7 file map (Figure 3, Figures 2a-d, density table, response letter slot) - submission_p4_v5.7.zip: refreshed bundle (now includes response letter and updated README) https://claude.ai/code/session_01Fkf6GALKHogDYcAmao2adH
…embed) scripts/build_figure_excel.py exports each figure to an .xlsx workbook: - figure_1_conceptual_model.xlsx — README + hypothesis table + embedded diagram (no tabular data; Figure 1 is a concept diagram) - figure_2a.xlsx / 2b / 2c / 2d — README, Data (FSTS grid + predicted lnLP + 95% CI bounds), native Excel LineChart, embedded PNG. Each panel is the wave-specific or pooled M2 inverted-U specification. - figure_3_moderator_marginals.xlsx — README, Data 3a / Chart 3a (low/high DAI_z), Data 3b / Chart 3b (low/high TCI_z), embedded PNG. Panels are rendered from the pooled M8 marginal predictions used in §4.5. Six workbooks land under p4_vietnam/output/figures_excel/ and are also copied into submission/figures_excel/. submission/README.md and the single-archive submission_p4_v5.7.zip have been refreshed accordingly. https://claude.ai/code/session_01Fkf6GALKHogDYcAmao2adH
…IV/2SLS Panel K + Oster bounds + macro-context §5.3) Reviewer round-2 (Q1/Q2 IB editor-tone) raised four major weaknesses: 1) Inverted-U claim conflicts with zero-inflated FSTS distribution 2) Endogeneity (reverse causality + OVB) not addressed by Heckman alone 3) DAI_z proxy obsolescence (website is "table stakes" by 2023) 4) Stage-contingency framing post-hoc, lacks macro evidence This commit applies all four fixes within WBES data scope: Analysis (scripts/p4_vietnam_analysis.py) - run_psm_panel_j(): Logit propensity score on lnEmp/FirmAge/ForeignOwned + sector/wave FE; 1-NN (caliper 0.05) + Epanechnikov kernel (BW 0.06) matching for two binary treatments (website, cert/foreign-tech). ATT_DAI = 0.298–0.321 ***; ATT_TCI = 0.609–0.637 *** - run_iv_panel_k(): 2SLS with leave-one-out industry × region IV. First-stage F = 34.6 (DAI), 22.1 (TCI). Instrumented TCI_z = 1.64 *** (reinforced); instrumented DAI_z = 0.018 (n.s., honestly attenuated) - run_oster_bounds(): δ = 1 stability bounds under R²max = 1.3 × R²con. No sign change for any of the four focal coefficients. - Outputs: table_3_robustness.csv (Panel J + K rows added), table_psm_balance.csv (covariate balance), table_oster_bounds.csv Manuscript (scripts/build_p4_v4_5.py, v5.8) - §2.1 H1 reformulated as dual-mechanism (H1a participation + H1b intensity); zero-inflation explicitly named (71.6/79.3/81.2 %) - §4.4 retitled "Main empirical pattern: participation × intensity"; Panel H elevated into the main results narrative - §4.5 adds Panel J (PSM), Panel K (IV/2SLS) and Oster bounds prose; Table 3 grows from 11 → 17 rows - §5.2 promotes DAI_rich evidence into substantive Discussion as a defence against the proxy-obsolescence reading - §5.3 adds macro-context paragraph (WDI internet penetration, ITU broadband, Vietnam NDTP 2020, e-payment platforms) — descriptive context, not identifying variation Submission package - response_letter_round2.docx — point-by-point mapping of W1–W4 + R1–R4 to v5.8 revisions, ready for ScholarOne upload - submission_p4_v5.8.zip — refreshed bundle (8.3 MB, includes both round-1 and round-2 response letters, all figures, all tables, manuscripts blinded + with authors) https://claude.ai/code/session_01Fkf6GALKHogDYcAmao2adH
… + with-authors versions (Tables/Figures count, duplicate Table 1, Table LM rename, CSV ref, Cuervo-Cazurra cite, Helfat cite, title with Vietnam)
…upport framing for H1, exploratory wave-specific H4, foundational-digital-adoption terminology, dual-margin participation+intensity reading throughout
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§1.4: Add Kafouros et al. (2023) 3 mechanisms (partnership, legal, market exchange) as theoretical lens for descriptive method. §1.5: Expand contribution #4 with Xu (2024) de jure-de facto + Kafouros (2023) industry × institution interaction → open path for CĐ2 H7 (industry × institutional dynamism interaction). Cross-references file 04 v2.3 (committed f47c076) and file 15 §4.8 v3.4 (next commit).
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Summary
manuscript_v4_5.docxfrom the68924fe1md guidance draft, harmonised against v4.4 conventions (lnLP,FSTS_c,TCI_z,DAI_z).scripts/build_p4_v4_5.pyso the docx is replayable from the v4.4 styling template.What changed vs v4.4
Test plan
python3 scripts/build_p4_v4_5.pyregenerates the docx from the v4.4 template.python-docxreads the produced file: 96 paragraphs, 1 results table, ~4,000 words.Out of scope
.dtafiles (per user direction the md numbers are authoritative).figure_1_conceptual_model.pdf,figure_2_main_results.pdf) — figure assets were not part of this revision.https://claude.ai/code/session_01Fkf6GALKHogDYcAmao2adH
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