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jhr-contribution-framing
Use when sharpening the Journal of Human Resources (JHR) contribution claim around applied microeconomics, credible design-based evidence, public-policy relevance, magnitudes translated into natural human-capital units, and explicit reconciliation with prior published estimates.
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# Contribution Framing (jhr-contribution-framing)
## When to trigger
- The paper has credible estimates but the JHR contribution is not obvious
- The policy lesson is buried
- The manuscript does not explain how it reconciles with prior work
## Contribution formula
```text
We study [policy-relevant empirical-micro question] using [data/design]. Relative
to [closest prior work], we [new variation/data/population/reconciliation] and
show [result with magnitude]. The findings matter for [policy or human-resource