About the Journal

Journal Overview

The Journal of Fiscal Economics and Financial Algorithms (JFEFA) is an international, peer-reviewed, Diamond Open Access academic journal dedicated to advancing scientific research in economics, public finance, public economics, taxation, financial economics, investment, corporate finance, managerial economics, information economics, digital finance, and related interdisciplinary fields.

The journal aims to provide a scholarly platform for researchers, academics, policymakers, and practitioners to address contemporary economic and financial challenges through theoretical, empirical, quantitative, and interdisciplinary approaches. JFEFA particularly encourages research integrating traditional economic and fiscal analysis with innovative analytical techniques, including artificial intelligence, machine learning, econometric modelling, computational finance, optimization algorithms, and data-driven decision-making.

Article Types and Peer Review

JFEFA accepts Research Articles and Review Articles written in English or Turkish. All manuscripts undergo initial editorial screening, and submissions considered suitable for publication are normally evaluated by at least two independent expert reviewers under a double-blind peer review system.

Publication Frequency

The journal publishes two regular issues annually, in June and December, and supports Online First (Early View) publication for accepted manuscripts that have completed the editorial and publication processes.

Open Access and Licensing

JFEFA operates under a Diamond Open Access model, providing immediate and free access to all published articles without charging manuscript submission fees, article processing charges (APCs), or publication fees. Published articles are distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) license, permitting sharing, adaptation, and commercial or non-commercial reuse with appropriate attribution.

Publication Ethics

The journal is committed to academic integrity, editorial independence, research transparency, and responsible scholarly publishing in accordance with internationally recognized publication ethics principles.

 

Aims and Scope

The primary objective of JFEFA is to contribute to the development and dissemination of original scholarly research in public finance, fiscal economics, finance, management economics, artificial intelligence,and algorithmic applications.

The journal welcomes research addressing, but not limited to, the following diffirent areas:

Public finance, taxation, and fiscal policy

Economic and Fiscal History

Economics, Micro Economics, Macro Economics

International Economics, and Money

Economic development and growth

Fiscal sustainability, public debt, and budgetary analysis

Financial economics, financial markets, and financial institutions

Corporate finance, financial risk management, hedging

Management economics, finance, and accounting

Health economics and finance 

Algorithmic trading and computational finance

Artificial intelligence and machine learning in economics and finance

Financial forecasting, investment and portfolio optimization

Econometric analysis and quantitative economic modelling

Financial technologies (FinTech) and digital financial systems

Public policy evaluation and evidence-based decision-making

Behavioral economics and behavioral finance

Sustainability, green finance, and environmental economics

Big data analytics  and computational approaches to economic research

 Academic Vision

JFEFA seeks to foster interdisciplinary collaboration and encourage innovative research that bridges economic theory, empirical investigation, and computational analysis. The journal places particular emphasis on methodological rigor, analytical transparency, originality, and the practical relevance of research findings. By bringing together diverse perspectives from economics, finance, mathematics, statistics, and computer science, JFEFA aspires to contribute to a deeper understanding of economic and financial phenomena and support informed academic and policy discussions.

Readership

The journal is intended for an international audience of academics, researchers, graduate students, economists, financial analysts, policymakers, and professionals interested in fiscal economics, financial systems, and algorithmic methodologies.

Mustafa Yıldıran, Editor