Science Set Journal of Economics Research

Aim & Scope

Science Set Journal of Economics Research publishes top-quality, original research in applied international economics. Topics covered include trade, trade policy, macroeconomics, and finance. publishes rigorous papers, both theoretical and empirical, examining the economic outcomes of both public and private sector market forces on groups distinguished by racial, tribal, ethnic, gender, and linguistic differences. The journal focuses on microeconomic theory while also publishing papers on macroeconomic topics as well as econometric case studies of general interest. The Journal is interested in both theoretical and applied research with an emphasis on topics in corporate finance, financial markets and institutions, and investments. Research in real estate, insurance, and consumer finance is also welcome. We also provide many author benefits, such as free PDFs, a liberal copyright policy, and special discounts. The journal provides a platform for high-quality and imaginative economic research, earning a worldwide reputation for excellence as a general journal publishing papers in all fields of economics for a broad international readership. It is invaluable to anyone with an active interest in economic issues and is a key source for professional economists in higher education, business, government and the financial sector who want to keep abreast of current thinking in economics.

Aim:

The Science Set Journal of Economics Research aims to:

1. Advance Knowledge:

   • Provide a prominent platform for the dissemination of high-quality research findings, theoretical advancements, and empirical studies in the field of economics.
   • Foster the exchange of innovative ideas, methodologies, and insights among economists, policymakers, researchers, and practitioners in economics and related disciplines.

2. Promote Academic Excellence:

   • Facilitate the development and application of rigorous economic analysis and quantitative methods.
   • Publish original research articles, reviews, and theoretical contributions that contribute to the advancement of economic theory, policy, and practice.

3. Facilitate Policy Relevance:

   • Support research that informs and influences economic policy-making at local, national, and global levels.
   • Promote evidence-based policy recommendations and economic solutions to address societal challenges and promote sustainable development.

4. Enhance Global Perspectives:

   • Promote research that addresses diverse economic issues and perspectives across different regions, countries, and economic systems.
   • Encourage interdisciplinary approaches and collaborations that integrate economics with other social sciences, business studies, and public policy.

5. Cultivate Scholarly Growth:

   • Provide a platform for early-career researchers, economists, and scholars to showcase their work and contribute to the academic discourse in economics.
   • Offer insights into emerging trends, methodologies, and policy implications in economics and related fields.

Scope:

The Science Set Journal of Economics Research covers a broad range of topics within economics, including but not limited to:

1. Macroeconomics:

   • Economic growth and development theories.
   • Macroeconomic policy, fiscal policy, and monetary policy.
   • Globalization, international trade, and economic integration.

2. Microeconomics:

   • Consumer behavior, demand analysis, and supply chain economics.
   • Industrial organization, market structure, and competition policy.
   • Game theory, decision-making under uncertainty, and behavioral economics.

3. Applied Economics:

   • Empirical studies and econometric analysis.
   • Economic modeling and forecasting.
   • Economic impact assessments and policy evaluations.

4. Financial Economics:

   • Financial markets and institutions.
   • Asset pricing, portfolio management, and risk management.
   • Banking, financial intermediation, and financial regulation.

5. Public Economics:

   • Taxation policy and public finance.
   • Social welfare programs and income distribution.
   • Government spending, budget deficits, and fiscal sustainability.

6. Environmental and Resource Economics:

   • Economics of natural resources and sustainable development.
   • Environmental policy, climate change economics, and ecosystem services valuation.
   • Energy economics and environmental impact assessments.

7. Labor Economics:

   • Labor market dynamics, employment, and unemployment.
   • Human capital development and education economics.
   • Wage determination, income inequality, and labor market policies.

8. Development Economics:

   • Economic growth in developing countries.
   • Poverty alleviation strategies and inclusive growth.
   • Microfinance, rural development, and sustainable livelihoods.