Journal of Business and Economic Research (JBER)
Journal of Business and Economic Research (JBER) focuses on the latest advancements in business strategies, economic theory, and market analysis. The journal covers areas such as financial management, organizational behavior, global markets, and economic policy. By promoting rigorous research and practical insights, it serves as a valuable resource for academics, industry leaders, and policymakers seeking to understand and drive economic and business growth in a dynamic global environment.
Aims & Scope
Aims
- To provide an international, peer-reviewed, open-access platform for scholars, economists, and practitioners to share theoretical and applied studies of corporate and financial behavior.
- To facilitate the exchange of knowledge and interdisciplinary collaboration in business economics and management research, helping professionals stay current with the latest literature and developments.
- To bridge the significant gap between theoretical research and real-world business practice, promoting the application of economic and management insights to solve organizational and market challenges.
- To encourage in-depth exploration of emerging trends, innovations, and challenges in business economics, supporting evidence-based decision-making and policy development.
Scope
The journal covers a wide range of topics related to business and economic studies, including but not limited to:
Corporate and Financial Behavior Research
- Corporate finance, capital structure, and investment decision-making
- Financial markets, risk management, and behavioral finance
- Corporate governance, ownership structure, and board effectiveness
- Financial performance analysis, valuation, and market efficiency
Business Economics and Management Studies
- Microeconomic analysis of firms, industries, and market structures
- Strategic management, organizational behavior, and business innovation
- Applied economics in business operations, pricing, and market strategy
- Economic policy, regulation, and their impact on business performance