AEJ Micro Tables & Figures Formatter
Formats propositions, numerical examples, schematic theory figures, and tables to AEA and AEJ: Microeconomics publication standards.
Streamlines result presentation for manuscripts submitted to the American Economic Journal: Microeconomics (AEJ: Micro) by enforcing American Economic Association (AEA) house norms. The skill guides researchers in drafting self-contained, numbered propositions, designing clean schematic theory figures (timelines, type-space partitions, and equilibrium regions), building reproducible numerical examples, and creating three-line empirical tables that emphasize standard errors and confidence sets over significance asterisks.
Key Features
01Enforces AEA house presentation standards, including standard errors over significance asterisks
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03Integrates exhibit pipelines with Stata and StatsPAI MCP tools to eliminate manuscript drift
04Guides design of schematic theory figures such as timelines, partitions, and parameter-region plots
05Structures self-contained numbered propositions and theorems preceded by intuitive economic prose
06Provides frameworks for reproducible numerical examples that illustrate theoretical mechanisms
Use Cases
01Preparing microeconomic theory papers with formal propositions and schematic figures for AEJ: Micro submission
02Creating clean game-theoretic timelines and mechanism design parameter-space plots
03Converting empirical and experimental regression results into star-free, three-line publication-ready tables