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jhr-literature-positioning

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Use when positioning a Journal of Human Resources manuscript against applied microeconomics, labor, education, health, development, discrimination, retirement, and policy literatures, with explicit reconciliation to prior estimates.

When to use

• Positioning JHR manuscripts against prior work
• Reconciling conflicting prior estimates
• Comparing magnitude of estimates
• Building reconciliation maps
• Bridging differences in samples or designs
• Positioning against field benchmarks

When not to use

• General literature surveys without reconciliation
• Narrating disagreement without quantification
• Citing papers without comparing magnitudes

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