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Use when the exhibits of a Journal of Environmental Economics and Management (JEEM) manuscript — regression tables, event-study plots, maps, WTP/demand-curve figures — do not yet show the environmental signal cleanly. Designs publication-grade exhibits in JEEM/Elsevier house style; it does not run the analysis (jeem-robustness) or write the prose (jeem-writing-style).

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# Tables and Figures (jeem-tables-figures)

## When to trigger

- The main result is settled but the table or figure does not make the welfare number jump out
- A spatial or treatment-timing story would land better as a map or event-study plot than a coefficient
- A valuation paper needs to show a WTP distribution, a demand curve, or choice-experiment marginal effects
- Exhibits are dense, mislabeled, or rely on significance stars instead of magnitudes and CIs

## What JEEM exhibits must do

Environmental economics is inherently spatial and dynamic, so JEEM exhibits should **exploit geography and time**, not just stack coefficients. The reader — and the referee — should be able to see the identifying variation and the welfare magnitude from the exhibit alone. Lead with the figure that shows the design (an event study, a map of treatment, an RD plot, a WTP density); relegate the full regression table to support it.

| Result type | The exhibit that sells it | Common failure to avoid |
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