Make your impact on the future of economics
As a leading arts, humanities, and social sciences publisher, we are excited to share with you a collection of our highly cited economics journals.
Our flexible options allow you to consider a range of publishing models including open access (OA). Our OA articles achieve 95% more citations and more than 7 times the downloads of non-OA.
Find the perfect home for your research and maximize the impact and visibility of your work.
Explore your options with Taylor & Francis.
Applied Economics
Applies economic analysis to both public and private sector related problems, particularly quantitative and empirical studies with practical applications.
Applied Economics Letters
Publishes short research and discussion letters on all areas of applied economic analysis, including micro and macroeconomics, financial economics and more.
The European Journal of the History of Economic Thought
Publishes research on a wide range of issues in the history of economic thought and is pluralist and non-partisan with regard to subjects and methodologies.
European Accounting Review
Devoted to the advancement of accounting knowledge, this international journal provides a forum for high-quality accounting research. It emphasizes its openness to all paradigms, methodologies, and styles.
The European Journal of Finance
Publishing original work focusing on patterns and processes at various temporal and spatial scales across different levels of biological organization.
Quantitative Finance
Quantitative Finance publishes both theoretical and empirical interdisciplinary research on a broad range of specialisms within quantitative methods of finance.
Challenge
Publishes timely heterodox research on contemporary and historical economics, providing Keynesian and other ideas, information and public policy proposals.
Cogent Economics & Finance
Publishes open access research which covers all aspects of economics and finance, including theoretical and empirical articles as well as replication studies.
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