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Use when the exhibits are the bottleneck for a Journal of Management Information Systems (JMIS) manuscript — regression/SEM tables, platform/value figures, measurement-model exhibits, or artifact-evaluation charts that must carry the argument inside the 50-page budget. Finalizes exhibits and labeling; it does not run the analysis (jmis-data-analysis) or polish prose (jmis-writing-style).

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# Tables and Figures (jmis-tables-figures)

## When to trigger

- A reader cannot get the headline result from the tables/figures without the text
- Exhibits are dense, mislabeled, or report estimates without economic magnitude
- The exhibit count is pushing the manuscript over the **50-page** ceiling
- Survey papers lack the measurement-model exhibits reviewers expect (reliability/validity, loadings, HTMT)

## Make each exhibit answer one question

A JMIS exhibit should be readable on its own: a self-contained title, defined variables and units, the sample and period, and a note stating the estimator, clustering, and what the stars/SEs mean. The reader should be able to state the finding from the table alone. Order exhibits to track the argument — descriptive/measurement first, main result next, mechanism and robustness after.

## Report magnitudes, not just significance
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