Focus and Scope

Annals of Business and Quantitative Economics is a single-blind, peer-reviewed international journal dedicated to advancing research across business, economics, accounting, finance, and quantitative sciences. Published twice a year, the journal provides an interdisciplinary platform for scholars, practitioners, and policymakers to disseminate original theoretical, empirical, and applied research addressing contemporary business, economic, financial, and organizational challenges.

The journal particularly encourages studies that combine sound theoretical foundations with rigorous quantitative, statistical, econometric, or analytical methods, while also welcoming high-quality empirical and conceptual contributions that advance knowledge within its core disciplines.

Aims

The journal aims to promote high-quality and interdisciplinary research in business, economics, accounting, finance, statistics, and insurance, with particular emphasis on the effective use of quantitative and analytical approaches.

It seeks to publish research that demonstrates methodological rigor, theoretical relevance, empirical significance, and practical value. The journal also encourages research that connects methodological developments with real-world business and economic problems, supports evidence-based decision-making, and contributes to the development of effective economic and managerial policies.

Scope and Core Subject Areas

The journal welcomes original research and review articles within the following four interconnected areas:

1. Economics and Econometrics

Macroeconomics and microeconomics; monetary and fiscal policy; international economics; development economics; financial economics; behavioral economics; labor and public economics; economic forecasting; applied econometrics; time-series econometrics; panel-data econometrics; causal inference; and quantitative modeling of economic phenomena.

2. Accounting and Finance

Financial accounting and reporting; managerial and management accounting; auditing and assurance; taxation; corporate governance; accounting analytics; sustainability and environmental accounting; corporate finance; investment and portfolio analysis; asset pricing; banking and financial institutions; financial markets; financial risk management; and financial technology.

3. Business and Management

Strategic management; organizational behavior; marketing and marketing analytics; human resource management and analytics; operations and supply chain management; entrepreneurship; innovation management; corporate strategy; business analytics; decision sciences; digital transformation; and quantitative and empirical approaches to management and organizational research.

4. Business Statistics and Insurance

Statistical modeling and inference; time-series analysis and forecasting; business forecasting and predictive analytics; applied probability and stochastic modeling; risk analysis; actuarial modeling and risk theory; life and non-life insurance; mortality and longevity modeling; survival and event-history analysis; pension and retirement systems; claims frequency and severity modeling; reinsurance; and advanced statistical and computational methods for business, economic, and insurance applications.