The Journal of Economic Studies and Policies

The Journal of Economic Studies and Policies

Semi – Annual journal of Economic Studies and Policies continuation of Journal of “Economical Latter” and Journal “Nameh Mofid” which is published continuously by Mofid University since 1995. Since 2000 Journal of “Nameh Mofid”, as the first and only scientific-research journal published in the holy city of Qom, continued to publish articles in various fields of humanities, especially economic, philosophy, law, Quranic and political sciences.  Following the qualitative growth of the scientific community of the country and the specialization of academic journals accordingly, since 2010 journal of Nameh Mofid also limited its activities to only three disciplines (Economic, Law and Philosophy) and published articles under the three specialized titles of "Semi-Annual Economic Letter", " Semi-Annual Legal Letter" and " Semi-Annual Philosophical Letter". Nameh Mofid’s gained scientific-research degree based on the letter number 2910/3/1373 dated 31/05/2000 of the Ministry of Science, Research and Technology.

Namah Mofid published articles in the fields of economics, philosophy and law in the form of a quarterly magazine during the years 1995-2005. From 1995 to 2005, it has published specialized issues which named “Economic Letters”, “Legal Letters” and “Philosophical Letters”. According to the letter number 2249/11/3 dated 17/03/2010 of the Ministry of Science, Research and Technology, “Economic Letter” was published during the years 2011-2015 under the title of “Economic Policies”. Since 2013, the journal is being published by the name of Economic Policies and Studies semi-annualy.

As the name of the journal indicates, it accepts and publishes articles in two era of economic: Economic Studies and Policy-Making. According to the mission of Mofid University, evaluation and acceptance of articles in the field of fundamental studies of Islamic economics, as well as applicable policies from the perspective of Islamic economics for the Iranian economy is a priority of the journal. In order to maintain the quality of articles, using the results of the latest research of economic researchers and emphasizing on its application to the Iranian economy in accordance with the Islamic view this journal evaluates the submitted articles in collaboration with the best scholars in the fields of economics.

 

General Information

The Journal of Economic Studies and Policies is a fully open-access, academic, peer-reviewed journal and follows a double blind review policy. This journal is published and sponsored by the Center for Economic Studies at Mofid University, Iran. This Semi-Annual journal publishes high-quality, original research papers twice a year in both online and printed versions in Persian. The papers in Persian should include the Abstract and References in English. The processing and publishing of manuscripts are free of charge. The manuscripts are commonly peer-reviewed in, at least, an eight-week time-frame. 

Current Issue: Volume 11, Issue 2 - Serial Number 22, February 2026, Pages 1-366 (Fall 2024 & Winter 2025) 

Keywords Cloud

  • economic growth
  • Iran
  • Panel Data
  • Inflation
  • Exchange Rate
  • Monetary policy
  • employment
  • human capital
  • Financial Development
  • good governance
  • Business Cycles
  • Total Factor Productivity
  • Government
  • Social Capital
  • developing countries
  • Income Inequality
  • Unemployment
  • Oil Revenue
  • Poverty
  • Income distribution
  • Globalization
  • inflation rate
  • ARDL model
  • economic security
  • Oil Revenues
  • Innovation
  • Efficiency
  • Generalized Method of Moments (GMM)
  • SVAR Model
  • Government Size
  • foreign direct investment
  • Stock returns
  • TFP
  • Mena
  • Risk Management
  • Fuzzy logic
  • Labor Productivity
  • Trade Openness
  • GMM
  • Dutch Disease
  • Iranian Economy
  • Government Expenditure
  • Industry
  • Real Exchange Rate
  • Private Investment
  • democracy
  • Central bank
  • Total Factor Productivity (TFP)
  • Structural Breaks
  • Budget Deficit
  • Data Envelopment Analysis
  • education
  • inflation targeting
  • development
  • Justice
  • Economic Rent
  • Bayesian Model Averaging
  • OPEC
  • labor market
  • Entrepreneurship
  • tax
  • Islamic economy
  • Oil Price
  • asymmetric information
  • Dynamic stochastic general equilibrium
  • Trade
  • Inequality
  • Unemployment Rate
  • economic resilience
  • Banking system
  • Islamic Banking
  • Per Capita Income
  • Corruption
  • Value Added
  • ARDL
  • GDP
  • Financial Liberalization
  • Export
  • Institutional Economics
  • Granger Causality
  • institutions
  • Economic Complexity
  • oil
  • Property Rights
  • Altruism
  • Convergence
  • Convergence Hypothesis
  • Real Exchange Rate Volatility
  • natural resources
  • yield Curve
  • Stock Exchange
  • Non-Oil Exports
  • Carbon dioxide
  • export companies
  • Recession
  • artificial intelligence
  • SVAR
  • energy
  • MENA Countries
  • central bank independence
  • output gap
  • riba
  • The optimal hedge ratio
  • Monetary shock
  • Time Series Model
  • Uncertainty
  • 3SLS
  • Threshold Error Correction Model
  • Neural Networks
  • Speculation
  • Granger Causality Test
  • Trade liberalization
  • Import Substitution
  • Liquidity
  • Interest
  • Financial Policy
  • Markov-Switching model
  • mathematics
  • Oil Price Fluctuation
  • Weighted Average Least Squares (WALS)
  • Threshold model
  • Exports
  • Institution
  • Theil
  • oil shocks
  • BV-GARCH Module
  • Currency Substitution
  • \"Economic Growth\"
  • Liquidity volume
  • Forecasting
  • R&D
  • Cryptocurrency
  • central bank intervention
  • rent seeking
  • Economic Development
  • economic structure
  • Investment
  • Tourism
  • Money Supply
  • ICT
  • Globalization of Trade
  • Knowledge Based Economy
  • Mechanism Design
  • Simultaneous equations system
  • Simultaneous Equations
  • Factor analysis
  • Asset Prices
  • Principle Component Analysis
  • economic freedom
  • Markov switching model
  • Income
  • Markov switching regime change model
  • Production Gap
  • General Equilibrium
  • Microfinance
  • Blanchard-Quah Decomposition
  • Social Welfare
  • Economic Justice
  • Iranian Provinces
  • Taxable Capacity
  • Health Care
  • transaction cost
  • Consumption
  • Participation Rate
  • Money
  • Working Capital
  • Technical analysis
  • Gini Coefficient
  • Quantile Regression
  • Social Welfare Function
  • trade balance
  • Financial Crises
  • Religion and economics
  • Dynamic Panel
  • futures market
  • Wavelet Analysis
  • Bayesian Model Averaging (BMA)
  • labor demand
  • Manufacturing
  • Iran\'s Economy
  • Open market operation
  • Demand for Money
  • Economic Sectors
  • Institutional Quality
  • Tax Revenue
  • stock market
  • Interest Rate
  • Oil price uncertainty
  • intangible capital
  • stability
  • Underground Economy
  • Coase Theorem
  • Profitability
  • D8 Countries
  • Credit Risk
  • Islamic economics
  • return to scale
  • Iran Provinces
  • Future Contact
  • Non-life Insurance

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