Aims and Scope

The International Journal of Economic Practices and Theories (IJEPT) is a peer-reviewed, open-access journal dedicated to the advancement and dissemination of theoretical and applied research in Tourism, European union, Marketing management, Consumer behaviour, Marketing research. The journal provides an international platform for academics, researchers, policymakers, and practitioners to exchange knowledge and foster dialogue on economic practices, models, and policy frameworks shaping the global economy.

Aims

IJEPT aims to:

  • Promote innovative and interdisciplinary research in economics.

  • Bridge the gap between economic theory and practical application.

  • Encourage critical examination of contemporary economic issues and policy responses.

  • Support the development of sound economic practices across diverse economies and institutional settings.

  • Serve as a platform for emerging and established scholars from around the world.

Scope

The journal welcomes high-quality, original research papers, theoretical analyses, case studies, and policy discussions in, but not limited to, the following areas:

  • Tourism Economics and Management

    • Economic impact of tourism on local and national development

    • Sustainable tourism and environmental economics

    • Tourism demand forecasting and pricing strategies

    • Policy frameworks for tourism planning and investment

  • European Union Economic Studies

    • EU integration and economic convergence

    • Fiscal and monetary policies within the EU

    • Trade, labor mobility, and regional development in the EU

    • EU regulations and their economic implications for member states

  • Marketing and Strategic Management

    • Marketing strategy and economic value creation

    • Brand management and international market entry

    • Pricing, distribution, and product lifecycle analysis

    • Business model innovation and competitive advantage

  • Consumer Behaviour and Decision-Making

    • Economic factors influencing consumer choices

    • Behavioral economics and consumption trends

    • Cultural, psychological, and social influences on buying behavior

    • Consumer trust, loyalty, and digital engagement

  • Marketing Research and Analytics

    • Quantitative and qualitative methods in marketing research

    • Market segmentation and targeting using economic indicators

    • Big data and econometric modeling in consumer analysis

    • Applied research on marketing performance and ROI

Interdisciplinary contributions connecting economics with political science, sociology, technology, and environmental studies are also encouraged.