Human-Social Science: Economics

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The Journal of Human-Social Science: Economics is dedicated to publishing high-quality, peer-reviewed research that advances theoretical and empirical understanding of economic systems, policies, and behaviors. The journal serves as a platform for rigorous analysis and innovative perspectives across all branches of economics, fostering dialogue between academic research and real-world economic challenges.

Research Areas

The journal targets economists, policymakers, academics, and practitioners engaged in the analysis and implementation of economic ideas and solutions. Submissions that combine theoretical insight with empirical rigor, or that offer policy-relevant findings and interdisciplinary approaches, are especially encouraged.

Microeconomics and macroeconomics
Econometrics and quantitative economic analysis
Development economics and poverty studies
International trade, finance, and globalization
Labor economics and employment policy
Public economics and fiscal policy
Monetary economics and banking systems
Behavioral and experimental economics
Industrial organization and market structure
Environmental and resource economics
Health economics and education economics
Agricultural and rural economics
Urban, regional, and transportation economics
Economic history and institutional economics
Economic policy, regulation, and governance
Consumer Choice and Demand Analysis
Production Theory and Firm Behaviour
National Income, Inflation and Unemployment Studies
Monetary and Fiscal Policy Evaluation
Global Trade, Exchange Rates and Balance of Payments
Economic Growth, Structural Change and Development Strategies
Taxation, Public Expenditure and Social Programs
Labour Market Analysis, Wage Determination and Employment Trends
Market Competition, Oligopoly and Regulation
Environmental Valuation and Climate Economics
Healthcare Cost, Access and Economic Outcomes
Econometric Modelling, Time Series and Forecasting
Financial Market Behaviour, Risk and Asset Pricing
Behavioural Decision Making, Experimental Methods
Urban Economics, Housing Markets and Regional Development

The scope includes, but is not limited to

Theoretical and empirical research in microeconomics and macroeconomics
Studies on consumer behaviour, firm strategy and market outcomes
Analysis of public policy, taxation, fiscal spending and social programs
International trade, globalization, exchange rates and economic integration
Economic growth, income distribution, poverty reduction and development policy
Labour market dynamics, employment trends and wage structure research
Environmental economics including valuation, sustainability and resource allocation
Health economics focusing on cost, access, health outcomes and policy impacts
Advanced econometric methods, modelling and quantitative economic analysis
Financial economics, market efficiency, risk analysis and financial institutions
Behavioural economics and experimental studies of decision making
Urban and regional economic development, housing and spatial economics
Economic history, historical analysis and evolution of economic thought
Interdisciplinary research linking economic concepts with social, political and environmental systems