International Journal of Monetary Policy and Theory
Finance and macroeconomics have become the essential to understanding the workings of modern economics. IJMPT is a peer-reviewed, international journal that fosters discussions on advancing research with significant lasting contribution.
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About IJMPT
Finance and macroeconomics have become essential to understanding the workings of modern economics. IJMPT is a peer-reviewed, international journal that fosters discussions on advancing research with a significant lasting contribution.
International Journal of Monetary Policy and Theory (IJMPT) accepts well researched policy-oriented manuscripts that is relatable to the modern society. IJMPT uses a double-blinded review aimed at publishing selective, new empirical (having a thing or more to add to the existing body of knowledge), theoretical and methodological research. IJMPT emphasizes and encourages authors to submit contributive empirical works on International Economics, Financial Theories and Policies, Financial Markets, Monetary Economics and Theories. International Journal of Monetary Policy and Theory takes preference selection in papers that connect theory and practice in listed finance and macroeconomics.
Scope:
- Macro econometrics
- Monetary theory
- Interest rates and Exchange rates
- International financial institutions
- Financial Institutions
- Bank Development and Services
- International banking
- Central Banking
- Financial and Credit markets
- Modern macroeconomics
- International finance
- Financial liberalization
- Corporate governance
- Financial markets and institutions
- Credit channels
- Financial performance