Journal of the Economic
Society of Australia
Welcome to Economic Analysis and Policy Journal.
We are a respected journal that has been in existence since 1970 with a focus on all areas of economics. We receive submissions from scholars, researchers, academics, and members of the public on topics related to economics. We particularly prefer passionate, controversial, and critical articles that lend a new voice and view to economics and policy debates. We encourage anyone who has articles that meet these criteria to submit for publication.
Our articles cut across every field of economics and include contributions with relevance to policies, both applied and theoretical. We want to hear about the unorthodox views and approaches to policy and economic issues. If you have an article that approaches an economic issue or policy from a different perspective; we are eager to see it.
We value in-depth research and analysis in all our articles, and we encourage our contributors to do due diligence in this area for their articles to even be considered.
EAP has a strict open access policy which means authors have unfettered freedom and an invaluable and unique platform to express their views on controversial topics and emerging issues.
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COVID-19 Impact
The outbreak of covid-19 affected every aspect of the Australian economy, creating uncertainties in the economic circumstances for the governments, businesses and households. It is an unprecedented event with far more economic consequences than anyone could have imagined, and it is more important now than ever to pay attention to the economic policies.
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Domestic Growth
The Domestic Growth of Australia has been on the rise over the past 20 years, and one of the indicators for determining this domestic growth is the Gross Domestic Product (GDP). Despite the global recession in the last few years leading to 2020, Australia’s GDP growth has been positive, albeit at a slower than projected rate.
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Consumption Growth
There is a high likelihood of inflation in the prices of services and commodities within the Australian economy due to the slower than the Gross Domestic Product’s projected growth.
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Dwelling Investment
This refers to the amount of money that is spent on housing by both the government and privately. The importance of housing goes beyond sheltering, as it also affects the economy directly.
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Information for Authors
This contains all the information needed by writers who plan to contribute to the journal. With various writers covering various developments in economics and looking to get published with us, this information guides them on our requirements for publication and an author is expected to follow the instructions strictly.
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Public Demand
For the economy to develop, there is a need for a massive increase in the public demand for essential goods accompanied by a corresponding rise in the supply to meet this demand. In short, supply must evenly match the demand and vice versa for the economy to grow at a steady rate.