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ectheory-workflow

Use as the router for an Econometric Theory (ET) manuscript — decides which ectheory-* skill to invoke next across the theorem-proof lifecycle, from topic selection through single-anonymous review and rebuttal. Start here when unsure where you are.

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# Workflow Router (ectheory-workflow)

## When to trigger

- Starting a new theorem-proof paper aimed at *Econometric Theory* (ET) and unsure which step comes first
- Mid-project and unsure whether the bottleneck is the assumptions, the proofs, the simulations, or the framing
- Deciding whether the paper is a full **Article** or a short **Miscellanea** (typically <20 pages, often ~15)
- About to submit and wanting the right preflight and review-process skills

## What ET is, in one paragraph

ET, published by **Cambridge University Press** and founded by **Peter C. B. Phillips**, publishes the
mathematical and statistical foundations of econometrics — asymptotic theory, probability-theoretic
methods, time series and nonstationarity, high-dimensional and non-standard environments. Papers are
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