International Journal of Economic Behavior

Aims & Scope

About the Journal Focus and Scope Peer Review Process Open Access Statement Focus and Scope Editorial Objectives The International Journal of Economic Behavior aims to publish research articles (both quantitative and qualitative), reports from the field, critical review papers, discussions concerning the main characteristics of the economic behavior in management and, consequently, decisions and organization. Moreover, the journal seeks to discuss the manner in which some of the classical theoretical statements, practices and policy making in Economics, Business and Management are influenced by factors which are not proven to fit the well-known hypothesis of economic rationality. The interdisciplinary approach is required, as economics, management, psychology, sociology, anthropology are domains that help in understanding the complex economic behavior within and outside companies and provide the researchers with complete tools for analysis. Coverage Paper published in the International Journal of Economic behavior will mainly focus, but not be limited to, the following topics: Strategic decision making process Individual and organizational decision-making Manager/entrepreneur characteristics, firm characteristics, environmental characteristics and the process of making decisions Factors influencing preferences, choices, decisions Economic and socio-psychological determinants of organization behavior Economic and socio-psychological determinants of individual behavior Consequences of decisions and choices with respect to the satisfaction of individual needs Consumer behavior and digital marketing Business management, marketing, internationalization processes Retailing and supply chain management Branding/advertising issues and organization behavior Behavioral economics The impact of macroeconomic policies on individual and organizational behavior The overconsumption society: determinants and effects Wealth, consumption, happiness Behavioral factors influencing the su

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