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JMCB Internet Appendix Structurer

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Structures online appendices and replication protocols for Journal of Money, Credit and Banking (JMCB) submissions to keep the 40-page main text self-contained.

The JMCB Internet Appendix skill streamlines submission preparation for the Journal of Money, Credit and Banking by establishing a rigorous division between the recommended 40-page main text and the supporting online appendix. It ensures the main manuscript remains entirely self-contained while systematically offloading mathematical proofs, exhaustive robustness batteries, and data-construction details into a clearly mapped appendix. The skill also enforces JMCB replication standards, helping authors organize code deposits, crosswalks, and formal data-exemption requests for restricted banking and central-bank datasets.

Key Features

01Standardizes documentation for data construction, M&A handling, and variable crosswalks
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03Prevents academic anti-patterns such as burying fragile specifications or creating unmapped appendices
04Enforces a self-contained 40-page main text by cleanly separating core proofs from supporting layers
05Establishes a 1-to-1 mapping from appendix exhibits back to specific main-text claims and sections
06Structures replication packages and data-exemption requests for restricted supervisory data

Use Cases

01Preparing reproducible data archives and documenting central-bank data access paths for referees
02Structuring extensive DSGE or micro-theoretical model proofs and full FOCs into an online appendix
03Trimming an over-length macro-finance or banking manuscript down to JMCB's 40-page guideline