About the Journal
Studies of Applied Economics is a peer-reviewed journal focused in the publication of empirical and theoretical papers in every field of Economics. Contributions which make use of the methods of mathematics, statistics, econometrics and operations research will be welcomed.
In line with this strategic objective we aim to achieve a high level of scientific quality, without depreciating the clarity of expression, helping to develop a comprehensive communication between the different lines of expertise existing within Applied Economics, facilitating the dialogue and reciprocal understanding.
We seek quality assurance through:
- A comprehensive editorial board with participation of over thirty universities and other research centers, national, European, North American and Latin American.
- A selection of articles through the usual procedure implemented in major international journals: double blind evaluation procedure.
In order to achieve a widespread diffusion of ideas:
- We request associate editors, referees and authors to pay special attention to the clarity of expression in communicating the results of their work to the scientific community members belonging to different methodological traditions within the field of Applied Economics.
- We group articles on monographs of relevant topics that could be raised through different approaches.
- We include surveys of topics of special relevance.
- We complement the printed edition with an electronic edition that provides a fast and flexible access to different members of the scientific community. Estudios de Economía Aplicada is not an Open Access journal. The published articles have a 2-years embargo period, except for subscribers.
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Current Issue
Economic cycles play a crucial role in understanding the dynamics of credit markets and employment generation. By leveraging advanced time-series techniques such as monthly GDP disaggregation and lagged correlation analysis, recent studies have shed light on how macroeconomic and sectoral cycles affect credit portfolios and labor markets. These insights are vital for policymakers, financial institutions, and economists aiming to enhance credit quality and foster employment stability.
This Special Issue aims to compile studies that explore the influence of economic cycles on credit and employment across various sectors, particularly in emerging economies. The focus is on innovative quantitative methods, including Pearson correlation and vector autoregressive (VAR) models, to reveal the complex interactions between economic indicators and their effects on banking and labor markets.
Guests Editors:
Felipe S. Abril Bermúdez, Universidad Nacional de Colombia
Laura Molero González, Universidad de Almería
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