long_run_growth#
Series: lecture-python-intro
File:
lectures/long_run_growth.mdAudit date: 2026-05-28
Categories audited: writing, math, code, figures, references, links, admonitions (JAX out of scope)
Overall score: 7.0 / 10
Priority: LOW
Score breakdown#
Category |
Score |
One-line note |
|---|---|---|
Writing |
8/10 |
H1 Title Case OK; H2/H3 OK (proper nouns retained); some multi-sentence paragraphs. |
Math |
N/A |
virtually no math content |
Code |
8/10 |
Standard Anaconda imports only; |
JAX |
out of scope |
— |
Figures |
6/10 |
|
References |
4/10 |
4 |
Links |
9/10 |
|
Admonitions |
N/A |
no exercises / solutions |
Issues#
Critical#
None found.
High severity#
[qe-ref-001] — All 4 in-text
{cite}usages should be{cite:t}. Examples: line 29 (“see chapter 1 of {cite}`Tooze_2014`”), 40 (“Chapter 1 of {cite}`Tooze_2014`”), 504 (“figure from chapter 1 of {cite}`Tooze_2014`”). Count: 4 occurrences. Systemic for this lecture.
Medium severity#
W1 — Several multi-sentence paragraphs (lines 29–31, 40–43, 46–48).
[qe-fig-001] —
figsize=overrides on lines 275, 359, 420. Count: 3 occurrences.
Low severity#
W7 — Capitalized phrases mid-text like “American century” / “Industrial Revolution” — proper-noun-like; debatable but acceptable.
[qe-fig-005] — One
{figure}directive present but no:name:field for cross-referencing.
Strengths#
Section headings comply with W3 (proper nouns capitalized: United Kingdom, US, UK, China).
Clean prose; one-sentence paragraphs in most sections.
{doc}cross-references used (qe-link-002 OK).
Recommended actions#
Convert all 4 in-text
{cite}usages to{cite:t}.Remove
figsize=overrides.Add
:name:to the{figure}directive.Split multi-sentence paragraphs in Overview.