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American Economic Journal: Microeconomics: Editorial PolicyGeneral Nature of the Editorial ProcessManuscripts submitted to the American Economic Journal: Microeconomics are handled by an Editor, a Coeditor, and a staff located in Pittsburgh, using an Internet-based manuscript management software system. Papers are submitted online electronically, processed by the Pittsburgh office staff, and then distributed by the Editor to the Coeditor or to himself/herself to oversee the refereeing process and to make a publication decision. Papers are assigned on the basis of field of expertise, combined with a variety of other considerations including equalization of work-load and conflict-of-interest rules. Once assigned, papers are handled by the designated Coeditor throughout the decision process, without review by the Editor.Policy on Disclosure and Confidentiality:There are several conflict rules that affect assignment of manuscripts. Coeditors are generally not assigned manuscripts authored by an individual at his or her institution or a current student. Papers falling into these categories are handled by the Editor or by a different Coeditor with appropriate procedures for confidentiality of refereeing. Papers submitted by a Coeditor are handled by the Editor and papers submitted by the Editor are handled by a Coeditor, again employing appropriate confidentiality procedures.Manuscripts are reviewed in a single-blind fashion. The name of the author is revealed to the referee(s), while the referee(s) remain anonymous to authors. Data Availability PolicyIt is the policy of the American Economic Journal: Microeconomics to publish papers only if the data used in the analysis are clearly and precisely documented and are readily available to any researcher for purposes of replication. Details of the computations sufficient to permit replication must be provided. The Editor should be notified at the time of submission if the data used in a paper are proprietary, or if, for some other reason, the above requirements cannot be met. The full data availability policy can be viewed at http://www.aeaweb.org/aej/data.php. |
American Economic Journal: Microeconomics Issues and Articles Tools eTOC Alert for AEJ: Microeconomics Athens Login (for Athens Subscribers only) In the News: Germany business and financial daily Handelsblatt GmbH has written about Michael Kosfeld and Susanne Neckermann's paper "Getting More Work for Nothing? Symbolic Awards and Worker Performance," which is forthcoming in AEJ: Micro. 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: Microeconomics publishes quarterly (February, May, August, November). |
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