Brazil's Economy: Call for Papers
Papers welcomed on all aspects of economic activity in Brazil.
Of particular interest are papers on the accuracy of economic and demographic statistics, on the size and shape of the informal economy, on income and capital wealth per capita, inequality , the debt burden, and similar subjects.
Papers on all aspects of statistical methods for producing economic data, including traditional and non-traditional means of data collection are equally welcome. And papers on the practical problems of gathering data in large populous developing countries is a further area of interest.
Brazil's Economy: Call for Papers
Papers welcomed on all aspects of economic activity in Brazil.
Of particular interest are papers on the accuracy of economic and demographic statistics, on the size and shape of the informal economy, on income and capital wealth per capita, inequality , the debt burden, and similar subjects.
Papers on all aspects of statistical methods for producing economic data, including traditional and non-traditional means of data collection are equally welcome. And papers on the practical problems of gathering data in large populous developing countries is a further area of interest.
Submissions
Submissions on measuring the informal economy and other data issues are welcome, methodology, growth, inequality and its economic impact on the formal economy, public finances, gender equality and sustainability. Papers are welcome using case studies, econometric findings, on statistical methodology and on the practical problems in gathering and interpreting data. Papers from 1,000 to 6,000 words plus will be considered by our editorial board.
Articles for submission for consideration for the World Economics Journal should be sent to editor@worldeconomics.com.