Focus and Scope

Modern Economic Science publishes original and high-quality research papers that advance theoretical understanding and provide practical insights in the fields of economics and management. The journal welcomes interdisciplinary approaches and contributions from both emerging and established scholars worldwide. Its scope is reflected in six core sections:

Macroeconomic Research

Focuses on national and global economic dynamics, including growth, inflation, unemployment, fiscal and monetary policy, and the effects of economic reforms. It also encourages studies on structural changes and long-term economic development in China and beyond.

Financial Research

Encompasses financial markets, banking, investment, corporate finance, fintech, risk management, and regulatory frameworks. Research in this area often bridges theory with practical applications in financial institutions and capital markets.

Industrial Economics

Examines the structure, behavior, and performance of industries and firms. Topics include industrial organization, competition policy, innovation, productivity, and sectoral development in both domestic and international contexts.

International Economics

Covers global trade, international finance, cross-border investment, globalization, and the impact of economic integration. Special emphasis is placed on China’s role in the world economy and its interactions with emerging and developed markets.

Regional Economics

Explores spatial economic issues, such as regional development strategies, urban–rural disparities, resource allocation, and local innovation systems. This section often features empirical studies that inform regional policy and sustainable development.

Enterprise Management

Concentrates on the management and strategic behavior of firms, including entrepreneurship, corporate governance, business innovation, organizational performance, and human resource practices. It highlights the link between managerial decisions and economic outcomes.