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JHE Tables and Figures

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Formats and structures tables, figures, and empirical exhibits to meet Journal of Health Economics (JHE) publishing standards.

Designed specifically for health economists and empirical researchers targeting the Journal of Health Economics, this skill formats, audits, and optimizes academic exhibits for maximum clarity and referee compliance. It ensures your headline health-policy estimates, identification plots (event studies, RD designs, and first stages), descriptive institutional contexts, and skewed spending distributions are transparent and immediately interpretable. By adhering strictly to JHE conventions—such as parenthetical standard errors, clear clustering definitions, base-rate context, and self-contained exhibit notes—it streamlines the presentation of complex econometric results.

Key Features

01Audits exhibit notes to guarantee self-contained definitions, sample sizes, and unit clarity
02Structures main results tables with parenthetical standard errors, clustering levels, and baseline means
03Prevents common health econometrics anti-patterns such as p-hacking walls, over-precision, and hidden tail effects
04Generates and formats identification figures including event studies, RD bin-scatters, and first-stage plots
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06Visualizes skewed health spending, utilization distributions, and zero-inflated outcome shifts

Use Cases

01Converting raw Stata or R econometric model outputs into publication-ready, self-contained LaTeX tables
02Revising health policy event-study or regression discontinuity plots following referee feedback
03Preparing main econometric tables and appendix exhibits for a Journal of Health Economics submission