Review of Management and Entrepreneurship

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Editorial Policies Focus and Scope | Publication Frequency | Peer Review Process | Policy of Screening for Plagiarism | Open Access Policy | Archiving | Publication Charges Focus and Scope Review of Management and Entrepreneurship publishes original articles on contemporary global issues and emerging trends in business management and entrepreneurship. The journal also explores a wide range of topics within management and business disciplines, including marketing management, financial management and banking, human resource management, operations management, and various aspects of entrepreneurship. Marketing Management: This section consists of theoretical and empirical research studies focused on optimizing marketing strategies. We invite manuscripts covering topics such as consumer behavior, market segmentation, brand management, pricing strategies, product development, distribution channels in retail management, digital marketing, marketing analytics, customer relationship management, and promotion. Studies examining marketing management and developing effective marketing strategies in a competitive business environment are also welcome. Financial Management and Banking: This section comprises theoretical and empirical research studies on various topics aimed at understanding, managing, and optimizing an organization's financial resources. Key areas of research include capital structure, investment analysis and portfolio management, financial markets and institutions, risk management, corporate finance, international finance, financial planning and forecasting, behavioral finance, financial reporting and analysis, cost of capital, working capital management, ethical finance, and financial technology (FinTech). These studies cover the essential aspects of financial management, providing a foundation for developing strategies that enhance the financial stability and growth of an organization. Human Resource Management: This section consists of theoretical and empiric

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