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jfi-identification-strategy

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Use when auditing the core analytical engine of a Journal of Financial Intermediation (JFI) paper — for empirics, the causal design that separates credit supply from demand in banking data; for theory, the assumptions, equilibrium discipline, and proof exposition. It pressure-tests the design; it does not run the analysis.

When to use

• auditing empirical design of banking/intermediation papers
• defending causal design separating credit supply from demand
• auditing assumptions and propositions of theory papers
• pressure-testing identification strategies
• evaluating staggered DID, IV, and RDD designs
• assessing within-firm benchmark limitations
• auditing proof exposition and generality arguments

When not to use

• running the analysis
• empirical estimation execution

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