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red-data-analysis

Use when building or auditing the quantitative analysis behind a Review of Economic Dynamics (RED) manuscript — calibration, moment-matching, structural estimation, and numerical-solution discipline for dynamic models, plus reproducible-computation hygiene that the RED code-first culture expects. Lighter on raw empirics for purely theoretical papers; focused on numerical examples and reproducible computation there.

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# Quantitative Analysis for RED (red-data-analysis)

## When to trigger

- Calibrating or estimating a dynamic model and reporting model-vs-data fit
- Building the numerical experiments that carry a computational paper
- Making the computation reproducible ahead of the RED data/code archive

## What RED-quality analysis looks like

RED is method-defined, so "data analysis" usually means **disciplining a dynamic model**, and for
**purely theoretical** papers it is lighter — focus there on **numerical examples and reproducible
computation** that illustrate the result rather than estimate it.
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