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expecon-writing-style

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Use when the prose of an Experimental Economics (ExpEcon) manuscript buries the design or the result, or when the intro/abstract do not land for an experimentalist reader. Polishes structure and voice; it does not change the analysis.

When to use

• Polishing ExpEcon manuscript structure
• Improving abstract clarity with treatment contrast and headline effect
• Refining Design/Procedures sections for reproducibility
• Adjusting voice for procedural transparency
• Quantifying results in subjects' units
• Ensuring explicit no-deception statements
• Calibrating external validity claims

When not to use

• Changing the analysis
• Writing behavioral essays (JEBO style)
• Writing theory papers with demos (GEB style)

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