Disciplines

1. Economic theory:

• Examines the fundamental principles that govern economic behavior and the interactions between economic agents.

2. Political economy:

• Analyzes the relationship between politics and economics, exploring how political decisions affect economic activity and vice versa.

3. Business economy:

• It focuses on the study of business operations and decisions, including management, business strategy, and corporate decision making.

4. Industrial economy:

• Examines the structure and behavior of industries, as well as economic regulation and competition.

5. Labor Economics:

• Analyzes labor markets, labor supply and demand, as well as problems related to employment and wages.

6. Urban and Rural Economy:

• It studies economic phenomena in urban and rural environments, including topics such as urban development, regional planning and agriculture.

7. Development Economics:

• It focuses on the study of economic development processes, the reduction of poverty and inequality in economies.

8. Technological Economy:

• Examines the relationship between technology, innovation and economic growth.

9. Tourism Economy:

• Analyzes the economic aspects related to the tourism industry, including tourism demand, investment and local economic impact.

10. Transportation Economics:

• Studies transportation systems, economic efficiency in mobility and the economic effects of transportation.

11. Macroeconomy:

• It analyzes the economy as a whole, focusing on variables such as economic growth, employment, inflation and fiscal policy.

12. Microeconomics:

• It deals with individual behavior of consumers and businesses, examining supply and demand in specific markets.

13. Quantitative Economics:

• Uses mathematical and statistical methods to analyze and model economic phenomena.

14. Economics of Resources and the Environment:

• Examines the sustainable management of natural resources and the relationship between the economy and the environment.

15. Economic History and Demography:

• Investigates historical events and patterns in economic development and demographics.

16. International Trade:

• It focuses on trade interactions between countries, trade policies, and the economic impact of globalization.

17. Exchange rates:

• Analyze exchange rates between different currencies and the factors that influence them.

18. Finance, Accounting and Insurance:

• Addresses topics related to financial management, business accounting and the economic aspects of the insurance sector.

Evaluation process to ensure the quality and validity of articles

1. Rigorous Selection of Reviewers:

• Reviewers are chosen with solid experience and knowledge in the specific area of ​​economics covered in the manuscript.
• Diversity of opinions and approaches are sought to obtain comprehensive evaluations.

2. Detailed Content Evaluation:

• Reviewers thoroughly analyze every aspect of the manuscript, including methodology, results, discussion, and conclusions.
• Special attention is paid to originality, relevance, and significant contribution to the field.

3. Emphasis on Methodology and Scientific Rigor:

• The methodology used is carefully evaluated, ensuring that it is robust and appropriate to address the research questions posed.
• The validity of the results and the appropriate interpretation of the findings are verified.

4. Ethical and Integrity Requirement:

• A thorough review of research ethics is performed, including data manipulation, transparency in the presentation of results, and proper citation of sources.
• Work that does not meet ethical standards is rejected.

5. Constructive and Specific Feedback:

• Reviewers provide detailed, specific, and constructive feedback to guide authors in improving their work.
• Reviewers are expected to highlight both positive aspects and points that need attention.

6. Consideration of Impact and Relevance:

• The potential impact of the work on the academic community and its relevance for the advancement of knowledge in the area is evaluated.
• The connection with current debates and the article's ability to contribute significantly to the field are sought.

7. Transparent Editorial Decisions:

• Editorial decisions are made transparently, based on review reports, the quality of the work, and its contribution to the field.
• The reasons behind editorial decisions are clearly communicated to authors.

8. Focus on Continuous Improvement:

• Collaboration between authors and reviewers is encouraged to achieve significant improvements in the work.
• Importance is given to continuous iteration and review until exceptional quality standards are achieved.

Time

Time and deadline management is a crucial component in the peer review process.

1. Submission of the Manuscript:

• The authors send their manuscripts to the journal, complying with the deadlines established by it.

2. Initial Review by the Editor:

• The editor performs the initial review within a reasonable period of time, generally within the first 7 to 14 days of receipt of the manuscript.

3. Selection of Reviewers:

• The editor selects the reviewers and sends them the manuscript within 7 to 14 days of the initial review.

4. Anonymous Peer Review:

• Reviewers carry out the review within a set time limit, usually between 14 and 21 days from receipt of the manuscript.

5. Review Report:

• Reviewers submit their reports to the editor within 14 to 21 days from the start of the review.

6. Authors' Response:

• Authors receive review reports and respond within 14 to 21 days of receiving the reports.

7. Editorial Decision:

• The editor makes a decision based on the review reports and authors' responses within 14 to 21 days of receiving the authors' responses.

8. Publication:

• If the manuscript is accepted, it is scheduled for publication within a reasonable period of time, generally within 30 to 60 days of the editorial decision.