Use to orient and sequence a full manuscript lifecycle for the Journal of Economic Growth (JEG) — a specialist Springer Nature outlet for economic growth and dynamic macroeconomics spanning theory and empirics. Routes to the other eleven jeg skills and branches by paper type.
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name: jeg-workflow
description: Use to orient and sequence a full manuscript lifecycle for the Journal of Economic Growth (JEG) — a specialist Springer Nature outlet for economic growth and dynamic macroeconomics spanning theory and empirics. Routes to the other eleven jeg skills and branches by paper type.
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# JEG Manuscript Workflow (jeg-workflow)
## When to trigger
- Starting a paper you hope to send to the Journal of Economic Growth and wanting a map
- Unsure which jeg skill to use next, or in what order
- Deciding whether your project is a *theory* paper, an *empirical* paper, or a quantitative/calibrated hybrid — the branch that conditions everything downstream
## What JEG is (and what it conditions)
JEG is the principal specialist outlet for **theoretical and empirical research in economic growth and dynamic macroeconomics**: neoclassical and endogenous growth, human capital, fertility and the demographic transition, trade-and-growth, financial development, migration, technological change, the political economy of growth, and OLG models. It is edited by Oded Galor and published by Springer Nature (est. 1996, quarterly). It is **not** a general-interest journal — fit to the growth/dynamic-macro scope is the first gate.
Because JEG runs roughly equal theory and empirics, classify your paper early; the identification, data-analysis, and replication skills each fork on this.
## The sequence
1. **jeg-topic-selection** — is this a first-order *growth* question inside JEG's scope?
2. **jeg-literature-positioning** — locate it against the theory and empirics canon.
3. **jeg-contribution-framing** — state the marginal contribution in one paragraph.
4. **jeg-identification-strategy** — empirical: causal design; theory: assumptions, results, proof exposition, generality.
5. **jeg-data-analysis** — empirical: cross-country/panel estimation; theory: numerical example/calibration.
6. **jeg-tables-figures** — convergence plots, transition paths, growth-regression tables.
7. **jeg-writing-style** — APA 7 author-year, 150-250 word abstract, JEL codes, LaTeX.
8. **jeg-replication-and-data-policy** — Springer Nature Data Availability Statement.
9. **jeg-submission** — Springer Nature portal preflight (editable source file required).
10. **jeg-review-process** — what to expect after you press submit.
11. **jeg-rebuttal** — response-to-referees on an R&R.
## Anti-patterns
- Treating JEG like a general-interest top-5 outlet (it is a specialist journal).
- Deferring the theory-vs-empirics classification until the identification stage.
- Skipping the scope check and pitching a paper whose growth content is incidental.
## Output format
```
【Paper type】theory / empirical / quantitative-calibrated
【Scope fit】growth & dynamic macro? [Y/N + one line]
【Stage now】topic / positioning / identification / analysis / writing / submission / rebuttal
【Next skill】jeg-...
```
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