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red-identification-strategy
Use when making the inferential backbone of a Review of Economic Dynamics (RED) manuscript credible, adapting to the paper type. For theoretical/computational papers it covers model assumptions, regularity conditions, and what disciplines the parameters; for empirical dynamic papers it covers causal design. RED's scope spans all three, so this skill branches accordingly.
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# Identification & Model Logic for RED (red-identification-strategy)
## When to trigger
- Establishing why the paper's central claim is credible, before robustness
- Unsure whether RED expects a causal-design argument or a model-assumptions argument
- A computational paper where "identification" means parameter discipline, not instruments
## Branch by paper type (RED takes all three)
### Theoretical / computational dynamic models
The credibility question is about **assumptions, existence, and discipline**, not instruments:
- State the **model assumptions** and **regularity conditions** explicitly (preferences, technology,