Journal of Business Research and Statistics | ISSN 1694-4356
The Journal of Business Research and Statistics (JBRS) Publishes academic research articles covering worldwide issues in business and statistics. It has an international reputation for excellence. The editorial board comprises scientists, professionals, consultants and researchers with theoretical, applied, computational, and methodological knowledge in the field of business and statistics. The editorial ensures that journal remains an international reference point or forum for advancing business research and statistics.
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About JBRS
The Journal of Business Research and Statistics (JBRS) Publishes academic research articles covering worldwide issues in business and statistics. It has an international reputation for excellence. The editorial board comprises scientists, professionals, consultants and researchers with theoretical, applied, computational, and methodological knowledge in the field of business and statistics. The editorial ensures that journal remains an international reference point or forum for advancing business research and statistics.
The journal seek papers that make important and wide points that will be of interest to many readers, and papers that have specific interests are better placed in specialized journals. In the evaluation of submitted manuscripts for review, the two major valuable keys are the innovation levels and manuscript’s impact or research contribution.
Submitted papers should contain an introductory stage which is accessible to a wide or general audience and show that crucial problems are being confronted and a suitable solution being discovered. Papers creating or proposing new approaches should include actual-data examples, as a way to institute importance and usability. When technical arguments are being presented in the paper, appendices should, so that the main body of the paper flows well and is easily understood.