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jmcb-tables-figures
Use when exhibits — IRF plots, coefficient/event-study figures, balance-sheet and regression tables — are the bottleneck for a Journal of Money, Credit and Banking (JMCB) manuscript. Makes each exhibit answer the question on its own; it does not re-run the analysis or write the prose.
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# Tables and Figures (jmcb-tables-figures)
## When to trigger
- An IRF figure has bands but no statement of what shock, what units, or what horizon
- A regression table reports six columns and the reader cannot tell which is the headline
- A bank balance-sheet or summary table is a data dump with no economic grouping
- Significance is shown with asterisks alone, with no economic magnitude in view
- The paper is at the 40-page limit and exhibits are competing for space with text
## The JMCB exhibit bar
JMCB is a quantitative monetary/banking journal, so its signature exhibits are **impulse-response functions, local-projection coefficient plots, and event-study figures**, alongside the standard regression and balance-sheet tables. The bar is that each exhibit is **self-contained and economically legible**: a reader skimming should grasp the shock, the units, the horizon, the magnitude, and the uncertainty without hunting through the text. Because the journal recommends ≤40 pages including tables and figures, exhibit economy is also a length discipline — every panel must earn its place.
