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Econometrica Editors' Report, 2011-2012
THE THREE TABLES BELOW provide summary statistics on the editorial process in the form presented in previous editors’ reports.
Table I indicates that we received 751 new submissions this year. This number is the highest ever and reflects a growing trend in the last few years. The number of accepted papers (71) is greater than last year’s 59 and the highest in recent years...
January 1, 2013
Research Monograph Series Report, August 2012
THE GOAL OF THE SERIES is to promote the publication of high-quality research works in the fields of economic theory, econometrics, and quantitative economics more generally. Publications may range from more or less extensive accounts of the state of the art in a field to which the authors have made significant contributions to shorter monographs that represent important advances on more specific issues. In addition to the usual promotion by the publisher (Cambridge University Press) in their advertising and displays at conferences, it also arranges for members of the Econometric Society to receive monographs at a special discount....
September 11, 2012
July 26, 2012
Quantitative Economics July 2012 is now available online.
January 1, 2012
Econometrica Editors' Report, 2010-2011
THE THREE TABLES BELOW provide summary statistics on the editorial process in the form presented in previous editors’ reports.
Table I indicates that we received 747 new submissions this year. This number is the highest ever and reflects a growing trend in the last few years. The number of accepted papers (59) is close to last year’s 61, the highest in recent years.With a reduced editorial board of six, editors’ loads have increased more as documented in Table II....
January 1, 2012
Research Monograph Series Report, August 2011
THE GOAL OF THE SERIES is to promote the publication of high-quality research works in the fields of economic theory, econometrics, and quantitative economics more generally. Publications may range from more or less extensive accounts of the state of the art in a field to which the authors have made significant contributions to shorter monographs that represent important advances on more specific issues. In addition to the usual promotion by the publisher (Cambridge University Press) in their advertising and displays at conferences, it also arranges for members of the Econometric Society to receive monographs at a special discount....
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