About the Journal

Microeconomics (ME) is a peer-reviewed journal dedicated to advancing research in the field of microeconomics. It serves as a hub for scholars, researchers, and practitioners interested in exploring the individual decision-making processes that drive economic outcomes, as well as the interactions between consumers, firms, and markets. The journal provides a space for publishing cutting-edge research that pushes the boundaries of economic theory, empirical analysis, and policy applications.

 

Scope：Microeconomics welcomes high-quality submissions across a wide range of topics in microeconomics, including but not limited to:

 

1. Consumer Behavior & Decision Making: Theories of consumer choice, behavioral economics, and experimental approaches to understanding preferences and decisions.

 

2. Market Structures & Firm Behavior: Analysis of market types (competition, monopoly, oligopoly) and firm strategies in pricing, product differentiation, and market dynamics, including the economics of innovation and entrepreneurship.

 

3. Game Theory & Strategic Interaction: Application of game theory to decision-making, strategic behavior, auctions, bargaining, and negotiations in economic contexts.

 

4. Labor Economics: Analysis of labor market dynamics, wage determination, employment, human capital, and issues of discrimination, gender, and inequality.

 

5. Public Economics & Policy Analysis: Economic impacts of taxation, public goods provision, and government regulation, with a focus on environmental sustainability and policy efficacy.

 

6. Market Failures & Government Intervention: Study of market failures (externalities, information asymmetry), and the role of government in regulation, competition policy, and intervention.

 

7. Health Economics: Economics of healthcare markets, including provider-patient interactions, health policy, costs, access to services, and information asymmetries.

 

8. Development Economics: Microeconomic analysis of poverty, inequality, development, and the role of institutions, social networks, and microfinance in economic growth.

 

9. Industrial Organization & Market Design: Study of industry structures, market conduct, performance, and resource allocation through market design, auctions, and competition regulation.

 

10. Experimental & Empirical Microeconomics: Application of experimental methods, big data, and empirical studies to test theories and inform real-world economic models.

 

Open Access

Microeconomics (ME)

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