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American Economic Journal: Applied Economics: SubmissionsEffective July 1, 2011 Submission PolicyAny paper submitted to the AEJ: Applied Economics should NOT be under consideration for publication at another journal. All submitted papers must also represent original work, and should fully reference and describe all prior work on the same subject and compare the submitted paper to that work. In an effort to prevent plagiarism, the American Economic Association subscribes to CrossCheck to screen its submissions. CrossCheck has a "database of current and archival scholarly literature" and uses the Ithenticate tool to "compare authored work against the content in the database and highlight matching or similar text for further editorial review." Submission to AEA journals implies permission of the Association to check the submission electronically for plagiarism, using the CrossCheck system. Submission fees must be paid by credit card at the time of submission. We are unable to review manuscripts that have been previously rejected by the AEJ: Applied Economics. The AEJ: Applied Economics reserves the right to reject papers without review. Source information for tables, figures, maps, photos, and other artwork should be mentioned in the captions. For material that is copyrighted, you must obtain a letter of permission from the copyright holder. In the US, Canada, EU countries, and Japan, copyright is automatically granted for photos to the owner(s) of the photos.
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American Economic Journal: Applied Economics Issues and Articles New! January 2012 AEJ: Applied Tools eTOC Alert for AEJ: Applied Economics Athens Login (for Athens Subscribers only) In the News: AOL Daily Finance writes about Philip Oreopoulos, Till von Wachter, and Andrew Heisz's research on the career effects of graduating in a recession, published in the January 2012 issue of AEJ: Applied. The Daily Mail Online writes about Philip Oreopoulos, Till von Wachter, and Andrew Heisz's findings that graduating in a recession leads to earnings losses that last for 10 years after graduation, published in the January 2012 issue of AEJ: Applied. Rema Hanna's findings that American environmental regulations have contributed to the flight of manufacturing overseas, published in the July 2010 issue of AEJ: Applied, are discussed in an article in The American on the impact of environmental regulation on jobs. The New York Times writes about David Deming's research on the long-term impact of Head Start in an article making the case for investment in early childhood education. Deming's research appeared in the July 2009 issue of Applied Economics. Announcements! Best Paper Prize Nominations: The AEA is seeking nominations for each of the four AEJs. Prizes will be announced in April 2012, selected from articles published in 2009, 2010, and 2011 of each AEJ. The American Economic Journals: Applied Economics, Economic Policy, Macroeconomics, and Microeconomics are now being indexed in the Social Sciences Citation Index ® (SSCI), which is produced by the Institute for Scientific Information (ISI). AEJ: Applied Economics publishes quarterly (January, April, July, October) |
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