Help! Where can I find the best research paper templates for my Econ paper due next week?

[CitationOrganizer]

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[PaolaShreider]

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To anyone reading this who actually needs help with Econ papers:

Real economics papers follow specific conventions. Your best bet is looking at actual published research in journals like the American Economic Review. Pay attention to:

• How they structure abstracts
• Where they place literature review vs methodology
• How they present data and results
• Citation format (usually Chicago or APA)

Also, your university's library likely has access to Econ working paper series. Those are free templates written by real economists. No sketchy services required.