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jeg-writing-style

Use when polishing Journal of Economic Growth (JEG) prose — abstract, introduction, model exposition, empirical-result and magnitude-translation paragraphs, APA author-year references, keywords, JEL codes, and Springer Nature declarations for growth and comparative-development manuscripts.

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# Writing Style (jeg-writing-style)

## When to trigger

- The paper is technically complete but the growth contribution is not legible
- Abstract, introduction, or model section needs JEG-specific tightening
- Springer metadata, APA references, declarations, or keywords need final polish

## Style principles

- Lead with the growth question and mechanism.
- State whether the paper is theoretical, empirical, or mixed.
- Translate estimates or model results into growth economics: convergence, long-run
  income, productivity, fertility, human capital, technology, institutions.
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