Aim and Scope:
The Journal of Academic Research on Management Accounting and Finance (JARMAF)‘s aim is publishing refereed, original research studies and articles that are well-written and describe the latest developments and researches in the Management, Accounting, and Finance area. The journal is broad-based that covers all branches of Management, Accounting, Finance, and interdisciplinary researches. JARMAF is a peer-reviewed journal and is published three times a year from August 2013 under the eISSN 2289-4802. The journal is indexed by and is under evaluation to be indexed by ProQuest, and EBSCO databases.
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The interest area of the JARMAF include but are not limited to:
| Accounting Advertising Management Business & Economics Business Ethics Business Intelligence Business Information Systems Business Law Business Performance Management Business Statistics Change Management Communications Management Comparative Economic Systems Consumer Behavior Corporate Finance and Governance Corporate Governance Cost Management Decision Sciences Development Planning and Policy Economic Development Economic Methodology Economic Policy Economic Systems Entrepreneurship Finance & Investment Financial Economics Global Business Growth; Aggregate Productivity Household Behavior and Family Economics Human Resource Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering Information Systems Information Technology Management International Business International Economics International Finance Labor Economics Labor Relations & Human Resource Management Law and Economics |
Management Information Systems Management Science Market Structure and Pricing Marketing Research and Strategy Marketing Theory and Applications Operations Research Organizational Behavior & Theory Organizational Communication Prices, Business Fluctuations, and Cycles Product Management Production and Organizations Production/Operations Management Public Administration and Small Business Entrepreneurship Public Choice Public Economics and Finance Public Relations Public Responsibility and Ethics Regulatory Economics Resource Management Strategic Management Strategic Management Policy Stress Management Supply Change Management Systems Management Systems Thinking Taxes (related areas of taxes) Technological Change; Research and Development Technology & Innovation Time Management Total Quality Management Travel/Transportation/Tourism Welfare Economics |