Quarterly Journal of Applied Theories of Economics

Aims & Scope

The main goal of this journal is to expand studies that apply econometric methods to make economic theories practical. Making economic theories practical allows for the prediction of potential outcomes of economic policies, thereby assisting planners and policymakers in achieving economic goals. Additionally, the practical testing of economic theories plays a significant role in the understanding of economic topics by students and economic researchers, and facilitates study in the field of economics. A wide range of applied theories can be identified in various economic fields, including labor economics, business economics, industrial organizations, development economics, education economics, health economics, monetary economics, public sector economics, Islamic economics, and international economics. Research in these areas can provide valuable resources for economic researchers and policymakers. Therefore, the journal's study areas include: Economic growth and development, Inflation and liquidity, E-commerce and banking, Public sector, Foreign trade, Employment and factor mobility, Income distribution, Productivity and efficiency, Technology, Business environment, Production, sales, advertising, research and development, and other variables related to industrial enterprises, energy, environment, and Islamic economics.

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