Christoph Scheuch

Canonical link: https://rscholar.com/aut/Christoph+Scheuch

15 Packages

0.3 R~Index

Package ⇅	Year	Total~Citation	Imported	Suggested
datacommons: Client for the 'Google Data Commons API V2' (Version 0.1.1)Maintainer	2025	0	0	0
econdatasets: Easily Download 'EconDataverse' Datasets (Version 0.1.0)Maintainer	2025	2	2	0
econdataverse: Easily Load and Install the 'EconDataverse' (Version 0.1.2)Maintainer	2025	0	0	0
econid: Economic Entity Identifier Standardization (Version 0.0.3)Contributor	2025	2	2	0
econtools: Enrich and Analyze Sovereign-Level Economic Data (Version 0.1.1)Maintainer	2025	1	1	0
fmpapi: Flexible Client for the 'Financial Modeling Prep' API (Version 1.0.1)Maintainer	2024	0	0	0
imfapi: Econdataverse 'IMF Data API' Client (Version 0.1.2)Contributor	2025	1	1	0
imfweo: Seamless Access to IMF World Economic Outlook (WEO) Data (Version 0.2.0)Contributor	2025	2	2	0
oecdoda: Seamless Access to OECD Official Development Assistance (ODA) Data (Version 0.1.0)Maintainer	2025	1	1	0
owidapi: Access the Our World in Data Chart API (Version 0.1.2)Maintainer	2025	1	1	0
tidyfinance: Tidy Finance Helper Functions (Version 0.8.0)Maintainer	2024	0	0	0
uisapi: Access the UNESCO Institute for Statistics API (Version 0.1.1)Maintainer	2025	1	1	0
wbids: Seamless Access to World Bank International Debt Statistics (IDS) (Version 1.1.5)Contributor	2024	1	1	0
wbwdi: Seamless Access to World Bank World Development Indicators (WDI) (Version 1.0.4)Maintainer	2025	3	2	1
wdi2: Download World Development Indicators from the World Bank Indicators API (Version 0.1.0)Maintainer	2024	0	0	0

Popular co-authors (contributions)

stefan voigt(1) . teal insights(4) . teal emery(3) . patrick weiss(1) . christopher c. smith(2) . maximilian mücke(1) . l. teal emery(1) . christopher smith(1) .

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