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rof-contribution-framing

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Use when the marginal contribution of a Review of Finance (RoF) manuscript to the finance literature is fuzzy or undersold — turning a result into a defensible "what we now know that we did not" claim that a top-three-standard referee will accept.

When to use

• Framing marginal contribution of RoF manuscripts
• Turning results into defensible claims
• Addressing 'so what?' questions in introductions
• Rebuilding flat contribution claims
• Preparing for top-three-finance-journal standards

When not to use

• Literature positioning
• Robustness checks
• Data collection
• Methodological design

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