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red-tables-figures

Use when designing the exhibits of a Review of Economic Dynamics (RED) manuscript — impulse-response functions, calibration tables, moment-matching (model-vs-data) tables, policy-experiment figures, and accuracy diagnostics — so a quantitative dynamic paper communicates its mechanism and fit clearly to the SED readership.

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# Tables & Figures for RED (red-tables-figures)

## When to trigger

- Building the exhibits that carry a quantitative dynamic paper
- Deciding how to show model-vs-data fit and the mechanism behind a result
- Making IRFs and policy experiments legible at print resolution

## Exhibits that fit RED

RED papers live or die on whether the **mechanism** and the **quantitative fit** are visible. Favor:

- **Impulse-response functions (IRFs)** — the workhorse figure for dynamic models; plot model responses
  to the key shocks, overlay alternative parameterizations to isolate the mechanism, and (where relevant)
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