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aejmac-referee-strategy

Use when anticipating the objections referees and coeditors will raise on an American Economic Journal: Macroeconomics (AEJ: Macro) manuscript, and calibrating desk-reject and revision odds, before submission. Pre-empts pushback and plans the review; it does not draft the post-decision response letter (use aejmac-rebuttal).

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Referee Strategy (aejmac-referee-strategy)

When to trigger

  • The draft is near-complete and you want to find the holes a referee will exploit
  • You are gauging desk-reject risk or whether the paper is "ready"
  • You need to decide which robustness checks to run before submitting vs. hold in reserve
  • You want to pre-empt the predictable macro objections in the paper itself

How AEJ: Macro review works (verified 2026-06; re-confirm on the official AEA pages)

  • Managed by the Editor (Ayşegül Şahin, 检索于 2026-06;以官网为准) and coeditors; single-blind external peer review (the author is known to the referee; referees are anonymous to the author). Note this is single-blind, unlike some AEJs/economics venues that anonymize the author.
  • Desk rejection is possible without referees; editorial decisions weigh the probability of meeting AEJ: Macro standards, breadth of topic, and interest to the AEJ: Macro audience.
  • After conditional acceptance, the AEA Data Editor runs the reproducibility check before publication (see aejmac-replication-package).

The predictable macro objections (pre-empt each in the paper)

Objection a macro referee raisesWhere it landsPre-emption
"The identifying assumption is not defended" (Cholesky ordering, sign set, exclusion)identificationArgue the assumption economically; show robustness to alternatives (aejmac-identification)
"The shock is anticipated / endogenous"identificationShow unpredictability from macro history; use narrative/high-frequency instruments
"This is a Great-Moderation / pre-ZLB artifact"robustnessSample splits across the breaks, baseline shown alongside (aejmac-robustness)
"Calibration is undisciplined / free parameters"theory-modelSource every parameter; targeted + untargeted moments; sensitivity
"The counterfactual ignores the Lucas critique"theory-modelArgue policy-invariance of estimated parameters
"SVAR and LP would disagree"robustnessRun the cross-method check and show agreement
"Set-identified results reported as a point"identification / tablesReport the identified set / median-target with a band
"Not broad enough for AEJ: Macro"topic / positioningRe-frame for general interest; name the audience (aejmac-topic-selection)
"Results not reproducible"replicationBuild the openICPSR package early, incl. simulation code

Calibrating the odds

  • Desk-reject risk is high when: breadth is thin (a field-specialist paper), the contribution sentence is missing, or the headline quantity is buried. Fix with aejmac-topic-selection / aejmac-literature-positioning / aejmac-writing-style before submitting.
  • R&R is likely when the question is broad and the result credible but the robustness/identification defense is incomplete — referees will ask for the checks. Pre-running the obvious ones shortens the cycle.
  • Hold-in-reserve strategy: run the decisive robustness checks before submission; keep a second tier ready to deploy in the response letter rather than front-loading every table.

Suggesting referees & framing the cover

  • Suggest referees who span the theory and empirical sides if the paper is a hybrid, so neither side is judged only by the other camp.
  • The cover letter / framing should state the broad-interest claim and the headline quantity plainly — give the editor the breadth argument they need to send it out.

Checklist

  • Each predictable macro objection above has a one-paragraph + one-exhibit answer in the paper
  • Desk-reject risk assessed (breadth, contribution sentence, headline visibility)
  • Decisive robustness/identification checks run before submission
  • Second-tier checks identified to hold in reserve for the response
  • Referee suggestions span the relevant theory/empirical communities
  • Single-blind reviewed: nothing in the paper assumes anonymity of the author

Anti-patterns

  • Submitting before the obvious adversarial robustness check is run
  • Assuming double-blind anonymity (AEJ: Macro is single-blind)
  • A paper a desk editor cannot pitch as broad-interest in one sentence
  • Front-loading every conceivable robustness table, leaving nothing for the response
  • Suggesting only referees from one camp for a hybrid paper

Output format

【Top 3 objections this paper invites】1) ... 2) ... 3) ...
【Pre-emption status】answered-in-paper / needs-work for each
【Desk-reject risk】low / medium / high + why
【Run-now vs. reserve checks】...
【Referee suggestions span】theory + empirical? [Y/N]
【Next step】aejmac-submission

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