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jet-rebuttal

Use when building the response letter for a Journal of Economic Theory (JET) revise-and-resubmit — address each single-anonymized referee's correctness, generality, and exposition points, supply corrected or strengthened proofs or counterexamples, and show exactly where the .tex was changed. For R&Rs; it does not invent referee taste.

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# R&R Rebuttal (jet-rebuttal)

## When to trigger

- You received an R&R (or a reject-and-resubmit) from JET and must reply to referees
- A referee flagged a gap in a proof, an unstated assumption, or a missing case
- You need to position generalizations the editor and two referees asked for

## How JET R&Rs work

- Decisions come from the **editor** synthesizing **two-plus single-anonymized referee** reports.
  Because review is **single-blind**, referees may know your prior work — engage substance, not identity.
- For theory, the highest-stakes comments are about **correctness and scope**: an alleged hole in a
  proof, an assumption doing more work than acknowledged, a claimed "general" result that secretly
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