EDITORIAL POLICY

• DOI: http://doi.org/10.1111/j.1475-6803.1995.tb00572.x
• Date: 01 December 1995
• Published date: 01 December 1995

EDITORIAL POLICY

It

is the editorial policy

of

The Journal

of

Financial Research that "financial

research" is broadly interpreted to include fmancial management, investments, financial

institutions, capital market theory, and portfolio theory. This definition

of

scope is

intended to include research results that imply market characteristics. The preferred

subject matter for The Journal addresses fmancial decision making and policy making

of

the individual unit

of

operation as opposed to monetary economics or public policy.

As an example, The Journal will focus on the financial management

of

financial

institutions in contrast to an analysis

of

macro-monetary and financial variables. Also,

contributions that illustrate the application

of

amanagement science technique or

quantitative tool should be directly connected with finance to be publishable in The

Journal.