Exhibits: Tables & Figures (jet-tables-figures)

When to trigger

• You need a diagram to convey an equilibrium, a mechanism, or a comparative-static
• You have a small numerical table illustrating a theorem
• You are formatting exhibits for elsarticle submission

What exhibits look like at JET

JET is a theorem-proof journal, so most exhibits are schematic, not data-driven. The typical JET figure clarifies an argument:

• Best-response / phase diagrams, indifference maps, region partitions of a parameter space
• Lattices / Hasse diagrams for order-theoretic results; timing / extensive-form trees for games
• Mechanism / information flow diagrams; revelation or allocation schematics
• Bound / tightness plots showing where a characterized object sits