JET Literature Positioning

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Positions economic theory contributions precisely against nearest existing theorems for Journal of Economic Theory submissions.

JET Literature Positioning provides specialized guidance for theoretical economists framing their contributions for the Journal of Economic Theory (JET). It helps authors avoid generic literature reviews by establishing rigorous, theorem-relative deltas—clarifying whether a paper weakens assumptions, broadens generality, characterizes new mathematical objects, or delivers tighter constructive proofs relative to the frontier literature. Featuring subfield frontier maps across mechanism design, matching, decision theory, information design, and dynamic games, this skill ensures manuscripts pass desk reviews and defend originality against expert referees.

Key Features

01Generates theorem-delta comparison tables to systematically map paper contributions against existing theorems
02Includes positioning-paragraph skeletons and anti-pattern checks to prevent vague novelty claims
03Provides subfield frontier maps for mechanism design, matching, decision theory, persuasion, and dynamic games
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05Structures theorem-relative deltas across weakened assumptions, generality, new objects, and constructive results
06Enforces JET reference standards, including full citations in abstracts and author-year formatting rules

Use Cases

01Responding to referee questions regarding mathematical differentiation from existing theoretical literature
02Drafting the related-work section or introduction for a Journal of Economic Theory paper
03Preparing theorem comparisons before submission to ensure smooth desk screening