Comparative Economic Research

Aims & Scope

About the Journal Aims and scope Comparative Economic Research. Central and Eastern Europe is a quarterly open-access journal published in cooperation with the University of Lodz. Comparative Economic Research. Central and Eastern Europe publishes theoretical and empirical research on macroeconomic and microeconomic issues. In general, the journal: Focuses on comparative economic policy Covers monetary and real dynamics in open economies Includes topics related to international economics like: international trade and finance, globalization, regional integration, migration Potential topics may include, but are not limited to: Innovation and competitiveness Development economics Monetary policy Fiscal sustainability Labour market and demographic changes Financial market development Sustainable finance and investment We invite submission of high-quality original research papers that study the above topics not only in the context of Central and Eastern Europe but from a broader perspective as well. Articles in other sub-disciplines of economics are also welcome if they contain international or global economic prospects. The papers can be empirical or theoretical in method and can be either positive or normative in nature. By the decision of the Polish Ministry of Science and Higher Education, Comparative Economic Research. Central and Eastern Europe is included in the list of ranked scientific journals and is currently awarded 100 points (January 2024). The journal is co-financed by The Faculty of Economics and Sociology of The University of Lodz. Review Process The procedure for review of articles in the journal follows the recommendations of the Ministry of Science and Higher Education, as described in the guide “Good Practices in the Review Procedures in Science”, Warsaw 2011. By submitting the articles for publication in the “Comparative Economic Research” journal, the authors agree to undergo the procedures set forth in the guide and journal. After an article has b

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