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Online ISSN: 1468-0335
Country: England
Frequency: Quarterly
Impact Factor: 1.194 (2012)
About Journal
Economica is an international journal devoted to research in all branches of
economics. Theoretical and empirical articles are welcome from all parts of the
international research community. Economica is a leading economics journal,
appearing high in the published citation rankings. In addition to the main
papers which make up each issue, there is an extensive review section, covering
a wide range of recently published titles at all levels. From time to time
special issues on selected topics are published, and are available as either
single back issues or, if published in the current year, are included in the
annual subscription.
Submission Process
Submit manuscripts online at https://editorialexpress.com/economica
General Guidelines for Authors
Papers should use 10
or 12 point font, on one side of the paper, with ample margins and double
spacing throughout, typewritten on one side of the paper, with ample margins
and double spacing throughout, quotations, references and appendices as well as
text. If a paper is divided into sections, the introductory one usually
requires no heading or number; subsequent sections should be given Roman
numerals, and the section heading should be typed in capitals and centred.
Headings of subsections should be flush with the left margin.
Tables should be
numbered consecutively with Arabic numerals, and a descriptive heading typed
above each table. Tables should, as far as possible, be self-explanatory
without reference to the text. Small tables may be typed with the text, but
large tables should be typed on separate sheets and the position of each table
in the text indicated by an instruction such as 'Table 2 here'. Vertical rules
should not be used in tables.
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BOURGUIGNON, F. and MORRISSON, C. (1992). Empirical
Studies of Earnings
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BERNAKE, B. and
BLINDER, A. (1988). Credit, money and aggregate demand. American Economic Review, Papers and Proceedings, 78 , 435-9.
___ and GERTLER, M.
(1995). Inside the black box: the credit channel of monetary policy
transmission. Journal of Economic
Perspectives, 9 (4), 27-48
___, ___ and
GILCHRIST, S. (1996). The financial accelerator and the flight to quality. Review of Economics and Statistics. 78,
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