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jae-methods

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Use when designing the empirical (or analytical) approach for a Journal of Accounting and Economics (JAE) manuscript — choosing an identification strategy (natural experiments, DiD, IV, RD) for large-sample archival capital-markets/contracting/disclosure data, or structuring an economic model, so the design can credibly support the economic prediction.

When to use

• Choosing identification strategies for large-sample archival data
• Designing natural experiments, DiD, IV, or RD
• Structuring analytical economic models
• Defining sample and measurement design
• Conducting referee pre-mortem on causal claims
• Estimating and auditing empirical designs

When not to use

• Normative prescriptions
• Behavioral lab experiments
• Design-science artifacts

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