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jmcb-writing-style
Use when the prose — abstract, introduction, and the policy framing — is the bottleneck for a Journal of Money, Credit and Banking (JMCB) manuscript. Makes the monetary/banking idea and its policy payoff land for a specialist-but-policy audience; it is a late-stage polish, not a substitute for fixing the analysis.
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# Writing Style (jmcb-writing-style)
## When to trigger
- The abstract states what you did but not what a central banker or regulator should conclude
- The introduction reaches the contribution only on page three
- The prose is technically correct but reads like a working paper, not a policy-relevant article
- Results are described ("the coefficient is significant") rather than interpreted (what it means for transmission/policy)
- The paper is at the 40-page cap and the writing is the place to recover space
## The JMCB voice
JMCB readers are **monetary/banking specialists who also think in policy terms**. The house voice is precise about mechanism and institutions, explicit about magnitudes, and never loses the **policy payoff**. The best JMCB papers tell the reader, early and plainly, what a central bank or regulator should believe differently — and then back it with disciplined evidence. Avoid both extremes: the dense methods-paper voice that hides the policy point, and the loose op-ed voice that overstates it. Magnitudes, not just signs and stars, carry the message.