My findings and set up helped (I think they were great, but I'm not biased at all), but I found the right gap in the literature, why that gap mattered, and why my paper was the first to fill in that gap.
The single time I've published in a Top 5 journal, I probably wrote the best introduction I've written so far. They found a question no else could answer that was important and found a way to answer it. Go read a recently published paper in the QJE or AER and most often the introduction simply rocks. If you think your introduction is good, think again. Write an awesome introduction/conclusion. What does matter? Here are the two best investments involving your paper (other than your findings) that influence publication odds: I'm pretty sure you could make word look nearly exactly like latex if you want to.ĭoes it matter? I'd be surprised if you did a latex/word RCT and it matters.
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