Econometric Reviews offers comprehensive and critical surveys of developments in econometrics, serving as a valuable resource for researchers and practitioners alike. The journal focuses on providing in-depth coverage of new techniques, theoretical advancements, and practical applications in the field of econometrics. It provides a platform for expert perspectives on the evolving landscape of econometric methodologies.
This journal covers a wide array of topics, including time series analysis, panel data methods, causal inference, Bayesian econometrics, semiparametric and nonparametric methods, and financial econometrics. It also addresses methodological issues related to specific fields such as labor economics, macroeconomics, and international economics. Its primary target audience are researchers, academics, and practitioners seeking thorough reviews of econometric topics.
Econometric Reviews aims to stimulate discussion and further research in econometrics by offering authoritative and accessible reviews. Scholars contribute to this important field by submitting insightful reviews of existing methodologies and emerging techniques. Engage with current econometric thinking by submitting.