Aim & Scope
The Science Set Journal of Economics Research (ISSN: 3066-9847) aims to foster critical dialogue and disseminate rigorous, impactful research that advances understanding of economic systems, behaviors, and policies. The journal is committed to providing a scholarly platform where economists, academics, and practitioners can present empirical studies, theoretical contributions, and interdisciplinary analyses that offer original insights into pressing economic issues.
Our primary aim is to serve as a reliable and reputable publication space that encourages both foundational research in economic theory and applied studies that influence policymaking, social welfare, and economic development. By emphasizing quality and academic integrity, we strive to publish research that contributes meaningfully to the broader field of economics and supports evidence-based decision-making at all levels of governance and enterprise.
We also aim to reduce the gap between academic economics and real-world applications by supporting works that bridge theory and practice. Whether examining fiscal policies, labor markets, international trade, or environmental challenges, we value research that provides clarity, depth, and applicability.
Scope
The Science Set Journal of Economics Research covers a broad spectrum of research topics within the discipline of economics. We invite submissions from a wide array of economic subfields, as well as interdisciplinary works that intersect with other domains such as finance, sociology, political science, statistics, law, and environmental science. Our scope includes but is not limited to the following areas:
1. Microeconomics
This includes studies focusing on individual decision-making, consumer behavior, market dynamics, price theory, game theory, and the behavior of firms. Research related to demand and supply mechanisms, resource allocation, utility maximization, and competition policy is encouraged.
2. Macroeconomics
Papers that analyze national and international economic trends, aggregate indicators, monetary and fiscal policy, inflation, unemployment, GDP growth, and economic cycles are welcomed. Contributions may include forecasting models, macroeconomic policy evaluations, and assessments of global financial stability.
3. International Economics and Trade
We encourage research addressing trade theory, trade policy, globalization, international capital flows, foreign direct investment, exchange rate dynamics, balance of payments, and trade agreements. Studies that examine the impact of international economic integration on domestic economies are particularly valued.
4. Public Finance and Fiscal Policy
This includes research on taxation, government expenditure, budgetary systems, public debt, and fiscal sustainability. Papers may also evaluate the effects of fiscal policies on economic equity, redistribution, and national development.
5. Development Economics
Research focusing on poverty, inequality, income distribution, economic growth in developing countries, and the role of institutions in development processes is highly encouraged. We also welcome work on sustainable development goals and economic strategies aimed at improving living standards.
6. Labor Economics and Human Capital
Studies related to employment patterns, labor market institutions, wage structures, education economics, migration, and workforce productivity fall within the journal’s scope. We invite papers that explore how human capital investment influences economic outcomes.
7. Environmental and Resource Economics
Papers in this category may address environmental valuation, natural resource management, climate change economics, carbon pricing, green technologies, and the economic impact of environmental policies.
8. Behavioral and Experimental Economics
Research that examines psychological and behavioral factors in economic decision-making, including cognitive biases, consumer preferences, and risk perception, is welcomed. We also invite experimental research that offers insights into how individuals and institutions respond to various incentives and policies.
9. Monetary Economics and Financial Systems
Submissions in this domain may explore topics such as central banking, interest rate models, money supply, financial market structures, and credit systems. Studies that analyze financial crises, banking regulation, and liquidity management are suitable.
10. Econometrics and Quantitative Methods
The journal supports submissions that apply robust quantitative and statistical tools to economic data. Papers that focus on model development, hypothesis testing, data analysis, and simulation techniques are appropriate for this category.
Interdisciplinary Integration
The journal also welcomes interdisciplinary contributions that draw on insights from public health, environmental science, data analytics, urban planning, education, and governance. Articles that demonstrate how economic principles can be applied across diverse fields to solve complex societal challenges are highly encouraged.
By maintaining a broad and inclusive scope, the Science Set Journal of Economics Research ensures that it remains relevant to an international readership, responsive to global challenges, and reflective of the evolving nature of economics as both a science and a tool for practical impact.
