AIMS & SCOPE

The journal considers submissions including (but not limited to) the following topics:

·         monetary economics, inflation, interest rates, exchange rates, and monetary policy transmission;

·         central banking, macroprudential policy, financial regulation, and financial stability;

·         banking and financial institutions (including non-bank intermediation) and systemic risk;

·         financial markets, asset pricing, risk management, and market microstructure;

·         fiscal policy, taxation, public budgets, public debt, and public sector governance;

·         international economics and international finance, capital flows, and external imbalances;

·         corporate finance, corporate governance, and entrepreneurial/SME finance;

·         household and personal finance, financial inclusion, behavioural finance, and financial literacy;

·         sustainable finance and sustainable economic development, including climate-related financial risks;

·         economic growth, productivity, inequality, and well-being, where linked to monetary/financial mechanisms;

·         quantitative methods, econometrics, forecasting, and advanced analytical approaches applied to the above areas;

·         digital finance and financial innovation (e.g., fintech, digital payments, digital currencies), where relevant to monetary and financial economics.

Target Readership:

JFME is intended for researchers, academics, practitioners in financial institutions and markets, and public policy specialists within institutions and authorities.

Editorial Standards:

Editorial papers are subject to a rigorous double-blind, peer-reviewed review process. To be considered for publication, a manuscript must meet criteria of relevance to the journal's fields, scientific quality and rigor, clear and non-offensive language, and respect for the rights of others (see more under INSTRUCTIONS FOR AUTHORS).