Econometric Theory provides a forum for advances in econometrics and quantitative economics. It publishes original research that spans theoretical econometrics, applied econometrics, and economic theory. The journal is a vital resource for researchers developing and applying sophisticated econometric techniques to address economic questions.
Key topics covered include model specification, estimation, testing, and forecasting, as well as analyses of economic models and data. Econometric Theory is indexed in leading databases such as Scopus, Web of Science, and EconLit, ensuring broad visibility and accessibility to the global community of economists and statisticians. The journal welcomes contributions from both theoretical and applied researchers.
By providing a platform for cutting-edge research, Econometric Theory aims to advance the field of econometrics and its application to economic problems. The journal emphasizes rigorous methodology and clear communication of findings, ensuring that published articles have a significant impact on both theory and practice.