academic-paper-writer

To draft an economics paper using the IMRaD structure, specify whether your research is empirical or theoretical, identify the target journal, and generate section templates for introductions, methods, results, and conclusions.

Yes, you can prepare journal submission sections in LaTeX. The skill provides LaTeX-ready template content and applies economics-specific writing conventions to ensure your draft meets submission standards.

The best way to write an empirical economics results section is to lead with the results directly. The skill applies precise causal language and consistent tense to align with academic journal conventions.

To rebuild your outline into a first draft, provide your current outline and specify the drafting stage. The skill structures your content into a coherent IMRaD flow suitable for economics journal submissions.

This skill supports both theoretical and empirical submissions in economics and related social sciences. It ensures coherent section ordering and appropriate writing conventions for either paper type.

Specifying the target journal tailors the draft to match audience-specific academic writing conventions. It guides the tone, literature review citation patterns, and structural focus required for a successful journal submission.