Applied Economic Analysis
Scope & Guideline
Advancing insights in applied economics.
Introduction
Aims and Scopes
- Energy and Environmental Economics:
The journal consistently publishes research addressing the intersection of economic policies and environmental sustainability, including analyses of energy poverty, decarbonization strategies, and the impact of energy markets. - Labor Economics and Gender Studies:
A significant focus on the labor market dynamics, particularly regarding gender disparities, employment outcomes in different demographic contexts, and the effects of economic shocks on labor markets. - Economic Policy and Crisis Response:
The journal emphasizes studies on the implications of economic policies during crises, including the COVID-19 pandemic, and evaluations of governmental interventions in various economic sectors. - Innovation and Productivity:
Research on the relationship between innovation, productivity, and economic growth is a key area, with a focus on small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and manufacturing sectors across different countries. - Economic Inequality and Redistribution:
The journal explores issues of economic inequality and the effectiveness of redistribution policies, providing insights from various geographical contexts, including Scandinavian and Mediterranean countries.
Trending and Emerging
- Impact of COVID-19 on Economics:
A surge in research focusing on the economic implications of the COVID-19 pandemic, including job loss, economic recovery strategies, and sector-specific impacts, illustrates the journal's engagement with current global challenges. - Decarbonization and Sustainable Development:
Emerging studies on decarbonization strategies and their economic impacts signify a growing emphasis on sustainability and the economic transition towards greener practices. - Behavioral Economics and Consumer Confidence:
An increase in research examining consumer behavior, confidence, and market dynamics during crises reflects a trend towards understanding psychological and social factors in economic analysis. - Global Economic Uncertainty:
Research addressing the links between global economic uncertainty and its effects on various sectors, such as commodities and stock markets, has become increasingly relevant, showcasing the journal's adaptability to global trends. - Inequality and Social Justice:
A notable rise in studies exploring economic inequality, social welfare, and redistribution policies suggests a growing recognition of the importance of equity in economic analysis.
Declining or Waning
- Traditional Macroeconomic Modeling:
There seems to be a reduced focus on conventional macroeconomic modeling approaches that do not incorporate contemporary issues such as climate change or socio-economic disparities. - Static Economic Theories:
Research grounded in static economic theories without consideration of dynamic factors, such as technological changes or behavioral economics, is becoming less frequent. - Regional Economic Studies:
Although still relevant, there is a noticeable decrease in publications specifically focused on localized economic studies, as more research shifts towards broader, comparative analyses across regions. - Historical Economic Analysis:
The frequency of papers centered on historical economic analysis, particularly those examining long-term economic trends without a contemporary context, appears to be waning. - Capital Market Studies:
There is a decline in studies centered exclusively on capital markets, especially those that do not integrate behavioral or policy-related dimensions in their analysis.
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