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ectj-literature-positioning

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Use when positioning a The Econometrics Journal (EctJ) paper against econometric theory, applied econometrics, statistics, and machine-learning literatures while keeping the leading-case contribution compact under the roughly 20-page RES format, including the frontier-versus-use citation split.

When to use

• Positioning EctJ papers against econometric theory
• Differentiating from applied econometrics and statistics
• Structuring frontier-versus-use citation splits
• Compressing related work for the 20-page RES format
• Identifying the closest econometric object
• Drafting worked delta statements
• Sweeping cemmap working papers for nearest neighbors

When not to use

• Creating broad methods surveys
• Writing sprawling related-work sections
• Citations that do not define incumbent methods or prove leading-case value

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