Published/Hosted by: Oxford Journals
Online ISSN: 1612-7501
Print ISSN: 1610-241X
Country: Germany
Frequency: Quarterly
Impact Factor: 0.561 (2012)
About Journal
CESifo Economic Studies publishes provocative, high-quality papers in
economics, with a particular focus on policy issues. Papers by leading
academics are written for a wide and global audience, including those in
government, business, and academia. The journal combines theory and empirical
research in a style accessible to economists across all specialisations.
Submission Process
Submit manuscripts online at http://mc.manuscriptcentral.com/cesifo
General Guidelines for Authors
Please follow British spelling
throughout (authors who are accustomed to writing in American English can
retain American spelling).
Please keep in mind that your texts and
tables will be typeset and that all graphs will be redone in the Ifo format.
Please do the tables in MS Word format and provide the data for the graphs in
an MS Excel file.
Text
Please avoid any form of block-settings,
line breaks or print-formatting. Do not use ligatures.
Length
Unless otherwise agreed, manuscripts
should be about 20-25 pages, double-spaced, not counting tables and figures.
Footnotes
Notes serve to provide supplementary
information and are therefore to be used sparingly. Notes are to be indicated
in the text by exponents without parentheses.
REFERENCES
Follow the examples:
A
book within a series
Opitz, P. J. (2001), Weltprobleme im 21.
Jahrhundert, UTB no. 2209, Wilhelm Fink Verlag, Munich.
A
book within a multivolume work
Yamamura, K. and Y. Yasuba, eds. (1987),
The Political Economy of Japan, vol. 1, The Domestic Transformation, Stanford
University Press, Stanford.
Articles
within a Book
McKean, M. (1993), "State Strength
and the Public Interest", in G. Allinson and Y. Sone, eds., Political
Dynamics in Contemporary Japan, Cornell University Press, Ithaca, pp. 72–104.
Journal
articles
Sinn, H.-W. (1997), "The Selection
Principle and Market Failure in Systems Competition", Journal of Public
Economics 66, 247–74.
Newspaper
articles
Financial Times Deutschland (2002), Vertikaler
Vorteil, 9 July, p. 26.
Working
paper
Pezzin, L.E. and B.S. Schone (2006),
"Examining Motives for Intergenerational Transfers: A New Test Based on
Siblings’ Behavior", Working paper, AHRQ, Rockville, MD.
Internet
OECD (1998), OECD News Release:
Standardised Unemployment Rates, http://www.oecd.org/news and
events/new-numbers/sur/nw98-75a.htm (found day/month/year).
For detailed guidelines, click here.
