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Use when running the final The Econometrics Journal pre-submission check for Editorial Express, RES/OUP template compliance, 20-page printed-paper norm, 150-word summary, empirical application, proofs placement, submission fee, cover letter, and replication-policy disclosure.

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# EctJ Submission

Use this immediately before submission through Editorial Express.

## Preflight

- Confirm the manuscript uses the required RES/EctJ LaTeX template and the correct online
  appendix template if applicable.
- Check the current page norm. RES guidance says the paper should not normally exceed 20
  pages including the printed appendix.
- Keep the summary within the current limit; RES guidance says no more than 150 words.
- Include an empirical application, even for theory papers.
- Keep mathematical proofs in the main text or printed appendix when current RES guidance
  requires that; do not rely on the online appendix for proofs.
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