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1. MANUAL SCRIPT INTO A JOURNAL ARTICLE IFORMAT PDF
2. MANUAL SCRIPT INTO A JOURNAL ARTICLE IFORMAT ARCHIVE
3. MANUAL SCRIPT INTO A JOURNAL ARTICLE IFORMAT FULL
4. MANUAL SCRIPT INTO A JOURNAL ARTICLE IFORMAT CODE

Referenced year and spelling of last name in the text must match those in the reference section exactly. If there is more than one publication referred to in the same year by the author(s), use the year and a, b, etc. If there are four or more authors, refer to the first author, followed by et al. When listing a string of references within the text, arrange first in chronological order, then alphabetically within years. In-Text Citationsįor citations in the text, use author last name(s) only, followed by year of publication in parentheses. Footnotesįootnotes should be embedded and numbered consecutively. Section headings should be given Roman numerals (I., II., etc.) subsections should be lettered A., B., etc. Section Headsĭo not begin with "Introduction" as a section head. (Include your trial's citable DOI in your list of references.) AbstractsĪbstracts are required for all articles, comments, and replies and should not exceed 100 words. If your paper uses a randomized control trial, please include your AEARCT identification number. Provide details regarding IRB approval, if applicable. Personally acknowledge individuals who have contributed criticism on earlier drafts of your paper.

Indicate the institutions and/or grant numbers of any financial support you have received for your research. Provide an email address for each author. (Do not use a separate sheet for the title page.)Ĭontact information should appear in a note at the bottom of the first page, indicated by an asterisk (*) placed after the (last) author's name. Title and byline should be placed at the top of the first page. This should be submitted no more than 12 months after the official date of publication. National Institutes of Health (NIH) Public Access PolicyĪuthors funded by the NIH are required to submit an electronic version of their final, accepted manuscript to the National Library of Medicine's PubMed Central. Note: Authors of any manuscripts accepted prior to Jshould follow the instructions provided in their acceptance letters.

MANUAL SCRIPT INTO A JOURNAL ARTICLE IFORMAT CODE

If you have not already done so, please upload your data and code to the AEA Data and Code Repository and include the repository project ID ("openicpsr-xxxxxx") in your data and code availability form. Please upload all required files to your author center in ScholarOne. Each author must submit a separate, signed agreement and specify whether implicit or explicit reprint rights are preferred.Īuthors are permitted to post published versions of their articles on their personal websites. When authors fulfill all requirements of conditional acceptance, they will receive a Publication Agreement.

MANUAL SCRIPT INTO A JOURNAL ARTICLE IFORMAT FULL

See the full AEA Disclosure Statement Policy for details.

MANUAL SCRIPT INTO A JOURNAL ARTICLE IFORMAT PDF

If there is nothing to disclose you are still required to supply a PDF statement formally making that claim. Each statement must include the paper title and the author's name at the top. Statements must (i) correspond with the funding sources acknowledged in the introductory footnote (ii) acknowledge IRB approval (if applicable) and (iii) report any other potential conflict of interest. Individual Disclosure Statements in PDF format must be submitted for each author. Online AppendicesĪdditional materials to be posted only online should be provided as a separate PDF and clearly labeled as an online appendix. See the Data and Code Availability Policy for more information.

MANUAL SCRIPT INTO A JOURNAL ARTICLE IFORMAT ARCHIVE

Each author must also submit a separate, signed Data and Code Archive Agreement. Data and programs should be archived in the AEA Data and Code Repository.Īs part of the archive, authors must provide a README file listing all included files and documenting the purpose, format, and provenance of each file provided, as well as instructing a user on how replication can be conducted.Īuthors must provide a signed Data and Code Availability Form. Data and CodeĪuthors of conditionally accepted papers that contain empirical work, simulations, or experimental work must provide information about the data, programs, and other details of the computations sufficient to permit replication, as well as information about access to data and programs. You must provide the native file(s) of your final manuscript. We encourage the use of AEA templates for submission in LaTeX, Scientific Word, and Word. (Online appendices must be supplied as a separate document.) Tables and figures may be placed within the manuscript in their intended location or at the end of the PDF. Please ensure that the file is not encrypted. The PDF should include your reference list, tables and figures, and those appendices that are intended as part of the article. Your final manuscript should adhere to our Formatting and Style Guide. AER Guidelines for Accepted Articles Instructions for Preparation of Accepted Manuscripts