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JME Tables & Figures Design

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Formats and curates macroeconomics tables and figures to strictly comply with Journal of Monetary Economics submission caps and guidelines.

Designed specifically for macroeconomists targeting the Journal of Monetary Economics (JME), this skill provides rigorous guidance for designing, formatting, and triaging manuscript exhibits. It enforces JME's strict requirements—including the 40-page overall limit and the hard cap of no more than 10 combined tables and figures in the main text—while establishing clear rules for routing secondary robustness checks to online supplementary appendices. The skill also optimizes the presentation of impulse-response function (IRF) plots, forecast error variance decompositions (FEVDs), DSGE moment-fit tables, and econometric regressions with proper confidence bands and shock annotations.

Key Features

01Streamlines exhibit offloading into ScienceDirect online supplementary appendices
02Enforces JME's hard limit of <=10 combined main-text tables and figures
03Optimizes IRF plots with standard confidence bands and clear policy shock units
04Formats DSGE moment and FEVD tables distinguishing targeted vs. untargeted parameters
05Automates exhibit generation bridging MCP tools with econometric results
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Use Cases

01Trimming an over-budget macroeconomics paper down to JME's strict 10-exhibit and 40-page limit
02Standardizing IRF visualizations and FEVD displays for empirical SVAR and local projection papers
03Formatting LaTeX tables and DSGE calibration exhibits for formal journal submission