Economic Sciences (ES) seeks to publish high-quality research with questions, evidence, and conclusions relevant to business, trade and commerce, and economics for scholars of all disciplines, particularly with a global perspective. We receive manuscripts with a diverse mix of topics, framings, and methods, and our acceptances reflect this diversity

Subject Area

• Applied Macroeconomics;
• Economic Development, Technological Change and Growth;
• Econometrics, Theoretical and Applied applications;
• Financial Economics;
• Health, Education, and Welfare;
• International Economics;
• Public Economics;
• Macroeconomics;
• Science and Technology;
• Health Economics;
• Environmental Economics;
• Cultural Economics;
• Education Economics;
• Development Economics;
• Law and Economics;
• Strategic Management;
• Managerial Economics;
• Organizational Behavior;
• Operations Management;
• Financial Management;
• Marketing Management;
• Entrepreneurship and Innovation Management;
• Supply Chain Management;
• Applied Economics;