Briefing Notes in Economics
Briefing Notes in Economics
‘Helping to Demystify Economics’
Objectives and Priorities
The Briefing Notes in Economics has been published since November 1992 with the clear intention of providing a non-technical platform for the dissemination of economic research for a wide readership. A declared aim of the publication is to provide authors with a definitive response within 6 months of receiving their contribution.
Its unique ‘research note’ style of publication (articles usually limited to 2,500 to 3,000 words) has made it particularly useful for use as a discussion instrument for instruction purposes. The very early issues of the Briefing Notes were used in undergraduate classroom settings only. Since around 1994 its circulation has grown to encompass academics, business leaders, civil servants, journalists and trade unionists.
Contributions are welcomed in all areas of economics although those with an empirical slant are usually preferred. Papers dealing with important policy issues of the day are especially sought.
Parviz Dabir-Alai
Editor
Email: dabirp@richmond.ac.uk
Jacqueline Ryan
Editorial Assistant
Email: ryanj@richmond.ac.uk
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The editor is always keen to hear from prospective authors willing to write a short, self-contained, and preferably applied, piece for publication as a future issue. The series prides itself on giving the well-motivated author a rapid decision on his submission. Despite its relative youth, previous issues of Briefing Notes in Economics have attracted a good number of high quality contributions from authors around the world.
The author submission fee is set at US$40.00 (GBP £20.00) which should be sent on first submitting a paper.
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Parviz Dabir-Alai, Editor – Briefing Notes in Economics
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Email: dabirp@richmond.ac.uk
Members of the Advisory Panel
| B. Mak Arvin Trent University Canada |
Kaushik Basu World Bank, and Cornell University USA |
| E. Ray Canterbery Florida State University USA |
Roger Clarke University of Cardiff UK |
| John Curran London Metropolitan University UK |
Jean Drèze Delhi School of Economics India |
| Christopher Ellis University of Oregon USA |
Geeta Gandhi Kingdon Institute of Education UK |
| Ben Knight University of Warwick UK |
Carmen Li University of Essex UK |
| Dhanayshar Mahabir University of the West Indies Trinidad and Tobago |
Rogemar Mamon University of Western Ontario Canada |
| Mark McGillivray WIDER Finland |
Tefvik Nas University of Michigan Flint, USA |
| Vijay Nayak i-Shakti USA |
Shelton Nicholls Central Bank of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago |
| Mehmet Odekon Skidmore College USA |
Ismail Shariff University of Wisconsin Green Bay, USA |
| Eva Tsahuridu RMIT Australia |
Alice Sindzingre National Center for Scientific Research France |
| Abbas Valadkhani University of New England Australia |
Patrick Watson University of the West Indies Trinidad and Tobago |
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