Writing Rules

Journal of Economics, Finance and Sustainability which accepts the research articles and review articles in English is a double-blind peer-review journal.

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Please prepare your manuscript according to the template of the Journal of Economics, Finance and Sustainability.

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*New submitted manuscripts should be blind.

*Authors could use either British or American spelling for their manuscript; however one style should be used consistently throughout the manuscript.

*It is mandatory to do language proofreading manuscripts before publishing. This is the author's responsibility.

*Please register all the author(s) while submitting your manuscript to the Open Journal System. This is the corresponding author's responsibility. Please be informed that we can not add any authors in progress or after the decision.

Writing Format:

Articles submitted to the Journal of Economics, Finance and Sustainability main body should be Palatino Linotype style 10 fonts, single line spacing, the first line indented 1 cm and 6 nk between paragraphs. References should be prepared based on APA 7 reference and citing displaying essences. Direct quotations are written within “ ”. If the direct quotation is longer than 40 words, then it should be written without using “ ” as a separate paragraph, indented and in 8 fonts.

Word Limit: The EFS is more flexible in terms of the length of the article. Therefore, there are no word limits for any type of article.

Research Article Body

Abstract: Abstract of the article should be provided with a general idea about research to readers, the abstract should be written in Palatino Linotype, 8 fonts, between 150 to 250 words.

Introduction: It includes information about the purpose, significance, conceptual – theoretical framework and study in general.

Method: It gives information about the method and the process followed in the study. This section should be included research design, research sample or group, data collection tools and process, analysis of data.

Results: It is the main section in which the collected data and findings are presented.

Conclusion and Discussion: It is the section where the conclusion reached through findings is presented and refers to similar studies about the same topic and discussions in the literature.

Declarations

All manuscripts must contain the following sections under the heading 'Declarations': Acknowledgements, Competing interests, Funding.

References: References should be prepared based on APA 7 reference and citing displaying essences.