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That's not too optimistic at all, and in fact ideal, though I wouldn't worry about making them full blown installable python packages. A lot of the more sophisticated (or younger) researchers will have a git repo for each project or set of related projects. Gentzkow and Shapiro have a "handbook" of sorts you can probably find through Google that talks about good coding practices.

My point about how you don't need to worry about building up tools and libraries is that if you do Project A in Python, and Project B is not going to use any of the code from Project A, then you can write Project B in whatever language you want and it doesn't matter. Or if there's a little bit of overlap, you can port the code. So if you choose a language today, you're not going to be locked in forever. There will be little if any switching costs.

Very rarely (and never this early in your career) should you be spending any time or effort trying to turn your research code into some big Code Base like a startup. 95% of the time, once you finish a project, you'll never look at that code again. The remaining 5% is just borrowing data cleaning when you're going to use the same data source.

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