Initially, Transactions on Economic and Business Models is an online journal. However, it will also be published in print format shortly. The frequency is four issues, which appear every March, June, September and December. The first issue starts in March 2025. The language of publication is English. This journal publishes original research papers, in Economics, Commerce and Management.

Scope

Economic and business models are frequently employed by organisations that offer one-time services and digital products, and enable the measurement of the transition. These models indicate that businesses utilising this model must consistently engage with and adapt to the economic and business environment to maintain their revenue stream. The extensive integration of Technology, along with the swift reduction in costs and significant enhancement in the performance of these technologies, has facilitated the emergence of novel activities within the private and public sectors. This enhancement in performance instils confidence in the quality of products and services. Furthermore, these technologies have transformed how these products and services are manufactured and distributed.

Various compelling examples demonstrate that a transaction's structure and components can enhance transaction value, streamline transaction operations, and mitigate transaction risks. Design and production can be managed centrally in industries significantly dependent on technology, research, and development. The metrics found in the Economy section enable us to examine various elements of both national and international economic activities. As nations create goods and services, and either consume them internally or engage in global trade, economic indicators assess the levels and fluctuations in the size and composition of different economies, highlighting periods of expansion and contraction. Economic indicators encompass assessments of macroeconomic performance (including gross domestic product [GDP], consumption, investment, and international trade) as well as stability (such as central government budgets, prices, the money supply, and the balance of payments). Additionally, it includes broader assessments of income and savings that account for pollution, depreciation, and resource depletion. Numerous economic indicators from WDI are utilised to monitor advancements towards SDG Goal 8, which aims to foster decent work and economic growth, and Goal 2, which promotes sustainable consumption and production.

This journal, Transactions on Economic and Business Models, addresses the themes below (not limited to them) within the outlined scope.

Transaction models in business
Economic Performance Capturing
Quality Assessment Models
Decision Analytical Models
Strategy and Value Chains
Ecosystem Service
Land Use Change
Econometrics
Macroeconomics
Decision Making
Land Use
Technological Change
Economic Evaluation
Labor Market
multinational firms
International Business Studies
Financial Flow Measurement

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