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jleo-tables-figures
Use when designing tables and figures for a Journal of Law, Economics, and Organization (JLEO) manuscript — making exhibits carry the institutional/organizational comparison cleanly for an OUP economics audience. Improves the exhibits; it does not run the analysis (jleo-robustness) or write the prose (jleo-writing-style).
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# Tables & Figures (jleo-tables-figures)
## When to trigger
- The main table has fifteen columns and a reader cannot find the institutional comparison that is the point
- A reduced-form effect is reported but the governance/institutional contrast it implies is not visible in any exhibit
- An event study or comparative-static prediction would be far more persuasive as a figure than a table
- Notes are not self-contained: a reader cannot tell the sample, the estimator, the clustering, or what the coefficient means
- A formal model's comparative statics are stated in prose but never shown graphically
## Designing exhibits for the institutional argument
JLEO is an economics journal published by OUP; the exhibit conventions are standard top-economics, but the *content* must foreground the institutional or organizational comparison. The reader should be able to read the institutional claim off the exhibit without the text.
