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ectj-tables-figures

Use when compressing The Econometrics Journal (EctJ) tables, figures, Monte Carlo displays, empirical-application exhibits, theorem summaries, and appendix references under a roughly 20-page printed-paper constraint.

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# EctJ Tables And Figures

Use this when exhibits are doing too little work or consuming too much space.

## Exhibit rules

- Every main-text exhibit must support the leading case, the empirical application, or a
  decisive simulation diagnostic.
- Use compact simulation panels rather than long grids of redundant parameter settings.
- Put implementation details and expanded robustness tables in the online supplement, while
  keeping proof-critical or application-critical results in the printed paper or printed
  appendix.
- Use self-contained notes: sample, estimator, tuning, uncertainty, and units should be
  legible without hunting through the appendix.
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