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qe-tables-figures

Use when building or auditing tables and figures for a Quantitative Economics (QE) manuscript so exhibits follow QE house rules — no significance asterisks or boldface, standard errors and coverage sets shown, figures/tables placed in-text, and final files as .eps/.jpg. Shapes exhibits; it does not redo the estimation.

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# Tables & Figures (qe-tables-figures)

## When to trigger

- Tables still mark significance with asterisks or boldface (QE forbids this)
- Exhibits are dense and the key quantity is hard to find
- Figures/tables are collected at the end instead of placed in-text
- You are preparing final files and need the right formats and notes

## QE house rules for exhibits (source map refreshed 2026-06-20)

QE applies specific presentation rules that differ from most journals:

- **No asterisks, no boldface to denote statistical significance.** Instead, report **standard errors** and **confidence / coverage sets**. Let magnitude and uncertainty speak; do not encode significance with symbols.
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