Submissions
Submission Preparation Checklist
All submissions must meet the following requirements:
1) The submission includes at least two separate files (cover page and full text).
2) The cover page includes the complete data and institutional affiliation of all authors of the submission and indicates a corresponding author.
3) The full text does not carry authorship marks and includes the sections on the development of the work, bibliographic references and any annexes and appendices.
4) The cover page and full text are in *doc or *docx format.
5) If the submission is based on a work presented at a scientific event, master's dissertation, doctoral thesis, Discussion Paper, Working Paper or similar, or has it been previously deposited in a preprint repository, this information is included at least on the cover page.
6) Supplementary materials, if included, are duly identified.
Scholarly or Academic Papers
REC publishes original and unpublished academic articles in the field of Economics that address topics of national and international scope, especially those that are relevant to the economy of Brazil and Latin America, and make some original contribution from a theoretical or methodological point of view, preferably in the following areas:
- Economic Thought, Economic History, Economic Method, and Political Economy
- Macroeconomic Theory, Financial System, Growth Models, and Applications
- Microeconomic Theory, Industrial Economics, Innovation, International Trade, and Applications
- Development Economics, Labor Market, Employment and Income Policies, Public Policy, and Welfare
The study of a particular case (being it a country, a region, an industry, a firm, etc) is only of interest to this journal provided that the paper delivers an original and innovative contribution, whether theoretical or methodological, to the literature.
In our understanding, a scholarly work or academic paper reports the results of original academic research or reviews existing research results, whether theoretical or applied. Manuscripts are usually structured as follows: an introduction that describes the research theme, problem, objectives, and goals; a literature review; a methodological section that describes data sources, procedures for data collection, and analytical methods; a section discussing the results; and a conclusion.
An original paper is one that does not contain any form of plagiarism or self-plagiarism.
An unpublished scholarly work is a paper that has not been simultaneously submitted for publication to any other journal, nor has it been previously published as a book or a book chapter. A manuscript based upon a working paper, a conference paper, a dissertation or Ph.D. thesis, or previously deposited as a preprint will be considered an unpublished paper, provided that the author(s) declares it in the submission form.
As for the languages accepted, submissions must be written in either Portuguese or English.
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