International Review of Economics and Financial Issues

The International Review of Economics and Financial Issues (E-ISSN: 3063-4237) is a peer-reviewed, open-access journal that provides rapid publication of articles in all areas of finance and economics. The journal welcomes theoretical and empirical contributions. The journal serves the needs of academics, practitioners, and researchers with interests that include but are not limited to Development Economics, Econometrics, Financial Economics, and General and Applied Economics.

Journal Metrics : All Time

70% Acceptance Rate

158 Days to First Decision

171 Days to Acceptance

28 Submissions Published

Active Submissions

Submission

Review

Copyediting

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Statistics:	All Time
Submissions Received	40 (21/year)
Submissions Accepted	28 (19/year)
Submissions Declined	2
Submissions Declined (Desk Reject)	2
Submissions Declined (After Review)	0
Submissions Published	28 (15/year)
Other Submissions	1
Submissions In Progress	1
Imported Submissions	0
Days to First Editorial Decision	158 days
Days to Accept	171 days
Days to Reject	32 days
Acceptance Rate	70 %
Rejection Rate	5 %
Desk Reject Rate	5 %
After Review Reject Rate	0 %

Online ISSN: 3063-4237

Journal title	:	International Review of Economics and Financial Issues
Initials	:	IREFI
Editor-in-chief	:	Prof. Dr. Abd. Jamal
Online ISSN	:	3063-4237
DOI Prefix	:	10.62941/irefi
Indexing	:	Google Scholar and view more
Peer Review Process	:	Double-blind
Frequency	:	4 issues per year (January, April, Juy & October)
Publisher	:	Pelita International Publishing
Citation Analysis	:	Dimensions, Google Scholar
Language	:	English

The International Review of Economics and Financial Issues is a peer-reviewed, open-access journal that provides rapid publication of articles in all areas of finance and economics. The journal welcomes theoretical and empirical contributions. The journal serves the needs of academics, practitioners, and researchers with interests that include but are not limited to Development Economics, Econometrics, Financial Economics, and General and Applied Economics.