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jeem-theory-model

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Use when a Journal of Environmental Economics and Management (JEEM) manuscript needs a resource/pollution-control or dynamic-resource model that earns its place — generating a testable comparative static or a policy-relevant welfare expression, not decorating an empirical result. Sharpens the model; it does not invent evidence or citations.

When to use

• pollution/abatement models
• resource-extraction models
• dynamic-resource problems
• welfare or optimal-policy statements
• comparative statics derivation
• price-vs-quantity instrument analysis
• calibration discipline

When not to use

• inventing evidence
• inventing citations
• decorating an empirical result
• restating intuition without testable predictions
• models that cannot be confronted with data

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