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jape-identification-strategy

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Use when designing or defending the empirical identification of a Journal of Applied Econometrics (JAE) manuscript — a credible strategy applied to real data, with assumptions stated, tested, and reproducible. Covers time-series, panel, IV, and quasi-experimental designs typical of applied econometrics, tying every claim to depositable evidence.

When to use

• Choosing or defending the empirical design for a JAE paper
• Mapping identifying assumptions to depositable tests
• Time-series and macro-econometrics identification
• Panel and dynamic panel GMM diagnostics
• IV and GMM weak-instrument robustness
• Quasi-experimental designs like DID, event study, and RDD
• Forecasting and structural identification
• Reproducibility and archive artifact mapping

When not to use

• Theoretical identification proofs
• Tasks not involving real data applications
• Non-JAE journal specific formatting

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