Science Set Journal of Economics Research

About Journal

The Science Set Journal of Economics Research (ISSN: 3066-9847) is a scholarly platform dedicated to the publication of high-quality, peer-reviewed research across the full spectrum of economics. With a global outlook and a firm grounding in academic rigor, the journal serves as a vital resource for economists, policy analysts, financial experts, development professionals, and academic researchers who seek to deepen our collective understanding of economic systems and their practical implications.

This journal is committed to publishing papers that foster a greater comprehension of economic phenomena, inform public policy, and challenge prevailing theories with fresh perspectives. Our mission is to provide a dynamic forum for empirical investigations, theoretical contributions, applied analyses, and interdisciplinary studies that contribute to a better understanding of local, regional, national, and international economies.

Scope

The Science Set Journal of Economics Research embraces a wide range of topics within economics, welcoming contributions from diverse schools of thought and methodologies. The journal's scope is inclusive of both microeconomic and macroeconomic inquiries, as well as cross-cutting themes that touch on finance, public policy, and socioeconomic development. We encourage original research that explores:

Economic theory and modeling
Public finance and taxation
Labor economics and employment trends
Behavioral and experimental economics
International trade and globalization
Monetary policy and financial markets
Environmental and resource economics
Development economics and inequality
Health economics and welfare policy
Industrial organization and competition

By encouraging an expansive range of topics, we strive to reflect the diversity and complexity of modern economic research.

The Science Set Journal of Economics Research caters to a varied readership that includes:

Academic researchers and university faculty
Economists in government and public sector institutions
Analysts and professionals working with international organizations
Financial and policy advisors in private and public sectors
Postgraduate students and doctoral candidates
Think tanks and economic research institutes

The journal is ideal for anyone interested in the economic dimensions of society, from the theoretical frameworks that shape academic debate to the applied models that inform policy and decision-making.

Commitment to Quality and Transparency

Every submission to the Science Set Journal of Economics Research undergoes a thorough peer-review process designed to uphold academic integrity and ensure scholarly value. Manuscripts are evaluated by subject-matter experts based on originality, relevance, methodology, analytical rigor, and contribution to the field of economics. The editorial team is committed to providing constructive feedback, maintaining timely communication, and assisting authors in enhancing the clarity and impact of their work.

The journal adheres to ethical publishing standards, including principles of research transparency, academic honesty, and conflict-of-interest disclosure. We also encourage open data practices and the reproducibility of findings, particularly for empirical and statistical analyses.

Publication Format and Article Categories

We publish articles in a variety of formats, each selected to suit the nature of the research and its intended contribution. Accepted manuscript categories include:

Original Research Articles: In-depth analyses that present new findings, propose models, or test hypotheses using qualitative or quantitative methods.
Review Articles: Comprehensive literature reviews that synthesize existing knowledge, identify gaps, and suggest future research directions.
Policy Analyses: Evaluative discussions of economic policies and their effects, backed by data and clear economic reasoning.
Case Studies: Focused explorations of specific economic events, regions, or policies, offering insight into practical applications of theory.
Short Communications: Concise but impactful contributions highlighting preliminary results, urgent findings, or theoretical observations.
Methodological Papers: Works that introduce or refine economic research techniques, models, and data analysis tools.

Encouraging Interdisciplinary and Global Perspectives

We recognize that economics does not exist in isolation. The journal welcomes papers that intersect with related disciplines such as political science, sociology, environmental studies, public health, and data science. Cross-disciplinary research often sheds new light on persistent economic issues and allows for more comprehensive policy recommendations.

The Science Set Journal of Economics Research also places a strong emphasis on global inclusivity. We encourage submissions from all geographic regions and particularly value research that provides insights into underrepresented economies, emerging markets, and local economic dynamics. Studies that bridge regional economic patterns with international trends are especially welcome.

Academic Impact and Societal Relevance

While grounded in academic precision, the journal also values research with real-world implications. We aim to publish papers that not only enhance theoretical understanding but also guide better policymaking, foster social and economic equity, and contribute to long-term development strategies. Articles that assess economic resilience, structural inequality, and inclusive growth are highly encouraged.

We believe in the transformative power of economics to address societal challenges, and we invite authors to contribute to this vision by submitting work that pushes the boundaries of knowledge and offers practical insight for the global community.

Open Access and Visibility

To ensure the widest possible dissemination, the Science Set Journal of Economics Research operates under an open-access model. This allows unrestricted access to published articles without paywalls, increasing visibility for authors and enhancing the impact of their work.

All published content is indexed in relevant academic databases, making it discoverable and citable by peers, institutions, and the broader public. Authors benefit from timely publication, international exposure, and long-term archival on the journal's digital platform.

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.

Author Guidelines

The Science Set Journal of Economics Research (ISSN: 3066-9847) welcomes original, unpublished manuscripts that contribute to the academic, empirical, and practical dimensions of economics. Authors are advised to read the guidelines below carefully before submitting their work. Submissions that do not adhere to these standards may be returned for revision or rejected without review.

1. Types of Manuscripts Accepted

The journal accepts a range of manuscript types, including:

Original Research Articles: Empirical or theoretical studies that provide new insights into economic phenomena.
Review Articles: Comprehensive syntheses of existing literature, summarizing current knowledge and identifying future research directions.
Case Studies: Detailed analysis of specific economic events, policies, regions, or systems.
Short Communications: Brief papers focused on recent findings that are timely and relevant.
Methodological Papers: Articles that propose new econometric or analytical methods used in economic research.

2. Manuscript Preparation

All manuscripts must be written in clear, concise English. Submissions should be thoroughly proofread for grammar, punctuation, and consistency. Authors whose first language is not English are encouraged to have their manuscript reviewed by a native speaker or professional editor prior to submission.

Structure of the Manuscript

A typical manuscript should include the following components:

Title Page: This should include the full title of the manuscript, full names of all authors, affiliations, and contact details of the corresponding author.
Abstract: A concise summary of the paper, not exceeding 300 words. The abstract should briefly state the research problem, methods, key findings, and conclusion. Avoid citations in the abstract.
Keywords: Include 4 to 7 keywords immediately following the abstract. These should reflect the core themes of the paper to enhance discoverability in academic databases.
Introduction: This section should provide background information, the rationale for the study, clearly defined objectives, and a brief overview of the methodology.
Literature Review (if applicable): A comprehensive review of previous work relevant to the study, highlighting gaps the current research addresses.
Methodology: Describe the research design, data sources, data collection methods, and analytical tools or econometric models used.
Results and Discussion: Present findings in a logical order using tables, charts, or figures where necessary. Interpret and discuss the results in the context of existing literature.
Conclusion: Summarize the main findings, implications, limitations, and suggest directions for future research.
References: List all cited sources in a consistent format. Authors should use recent and relevant literature, prioritizing peer-reviewed academic publications.

3. Formatting Requirements

Font and Size: Use Times New Roman, 12-point font.
Spacing: The manuscript should be double-spaced, with margins set to 1 inch on all sides.
Page Numbers: Number all pages consecutively, starting from the title page.
Section Headings: Use clear, descriptive headings and subheadings to organize the manuscript.
Tables and Figures: Each table and figure must be numbered and include a clear, concise caption. All figures and tables should be cited in the text and placed at the end of the manuscript or embedded within the relevant section.

4. Citation and Referencing Style

The journal follows the APA (American Psychological Association) citation style. Authors must ensure all references cited in the text appear in the reference list and vice versa. In-text citations should include the author's last name and year of publication. Example: (XXXX, 2018).

References should follow this format:

Journal article:

Author(s). (Year). Title of the article. Journal Name, Volume(Issue), page numbers.

Book:

Author(s). (Year). Title of the book. Publisher.

Online sources:

Author(s). (Year). Title of document. Retrieved from [URL]

5. Submission Process

Manuscripts must be submitted electronically via the journal’s submission portal. Authors must register with the journal’s website prior to submitting or log in if already registered. All submissions must be accompanied by a cover letter stating the manuscript's originality and confirming that it is not under review elsewhere.

6. Plagiarism and Originality

Submitted manuscripts must be the original work of the author(s) and must not be under consideration by another publication. Plagiarism in any form, including self-plagiarism, will result in immediate rejection. All manuscripts will be screened for originality using reliable plagiarism detection software.

7. Peer Review Process

All manuscripts undergo a rigorous double-blind peer review process. Each paper is evaluated by at least two independent reviewers who are experts in the relevant field. Authors may be asked to revise their manuscript based on reviewer feedback. The editorial team reserves the right to make the final decision regarding publication.

8. Ethical Considerations

Authors must adhere to ethical standards in research and publishing. Any conflicts of interest, funding sources, or ethical approval from relevant boards must be disclosed in the manuscript. Studies involving human participants or sensitive data must include documentation of ethical clearance.

9. Article Processing Charges

The journal applies article processing charges to cover the costs associated with peer review, production, and online hosting. These charges help maintain the journal’s open access model and ensure long-term archiving and availability. Exact details regarding the charges are provided upon manuscript acceptance.

10. Copyright and Licensing

By submitting to the Science Set Journal of Economics Research, authors agree to grant the journal the right to publish their work under a suitable open-access license. Authors retain copyright and full publishing rights with attribution.

Editorial Board

Watson Roy

Managing Editor

Omer Allagabo Omer Mustafa

Associate Professor of Economic, Banking and Finance Sudan Academy for Banking & Financial Sciences - Sudan

Dinh Tran Ngoc Huy

Editor-In-Chief
Professor Banking University HCMC-GSIM International University of Japan

Bashar Malkawi

Global Professor of Practice in Law at University of Arizona,USA

Przemysław Niewiadomski

University of Zielona Góra, Faculty of Economics and Management, Poland

Prof. Juan Llopis

Faculty of Economics and Business, University of Alicante, Spain

NIDAL R SABRI

College of Business & Economics, Birzeit University, Palestine

AMÉLIA CRISTINA FERREIRA DA SILVA

Professor at Porto Accounting and Business School, Polytechnic Institute of Porto, University of Vigo, Spain

Zi WANG

Assistant Professor in Marketing, IESEG School of Management, Fudan University, China

DR. HWEI (WENDY) C. WANG, CPA

Department of Business, Management, & Accounting University of Maryland Eastern Shore,USA

Science Set Journal of Economics Research