Economics of Innovation and New Technology is a peer-reviewed journal exploring the complex relationship between economic dynamics and technological advancements. It serves as a forum for original research that examines the drivers, processes, and impacts of innovation across various industries and sectors.
The journal's scope includes but is not limited to: R&D management, technology diffusion, the economics of intellectual property, innovation policy, and the effects of new technologies on productivity, employment, and economic growth. Economics of Innovation and New Technology aims to reach economists, management scholars, policymakers, and innovation practitioners. The journal is indexed in recognized databases, ensuring international visibility.
Submit your impactful research to Economics of Innovation and New Technology and contribute to the ongoing dialogue on the vital role of innovation in shaping the future economy. By publishing rigorous, insightful research, the journal advances our understanding of innovation and promotes evidence-based policy decisions.