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 Journal title Journal of Economic Policy and Financial Systems
 Initials JEPFS
 Type of Review Double Blind Review
 Language English (preferred)
 ISSN E-ISSN: xxxx-xxxx
 Frequency Biannual, January & July
 DOI  -
 Editor-in-chief Aminudin Ma'ruf |||
 Managing Editor Muh Imaduddin Akbar and Chetrine Alya Rinaima|||
 Publisher Faculty of Economics and Business, State University of Surabaya
 Citation Analysis Google Scholar

The Journal of Economic Policy and Financial Systems (JEPFS) publishes high-quality articles on the policy aspects of economics and finance. The journal welcomes manuscripts that are theoretical, empirical, or focused on policy issues. The journal prioritises papers that demonstrate originality, strong analysis, clear reasoning, solid evidence, and excellent writing. Submissions to JEPFS undergo a meticulous review process to ensure they meet the journal’s high standards of scholarly rigour and originality. Articles are expected to present new perspectives on economic and financial issues through either quantitative methods such as econometric modelling, statistical analysis, and computational techniques or qualitative approaches, including case studies, interviews, and thematic analysis. This comprehensive evaluation ensures that every publication offers a meaningful contribution to the discipline, equipping researchers, policymakers, and practitioners with valuable insights to enhance both theoretical knowledge and real-world applications in economics and finance. Ultimately, JEPFS aims to serve as a premier platform for advancing interdisciplinary understanding and innovation in the field.

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