Aims and Scope
The Journal of Asian Economics was founded in 1990 by the American Committee on Asian Economic Studies (ACAES) as a forum for research on all aspects of the economies of Asia. The Journal serves the ACAES mission to promote economic research on Asia and facilitate engagement between American and Asian economists.
The editors invite submissions that illuminate the distinctive features of economies in Asia with respect to their institutional characteristics, their development paths, their policy experiences, or their international engagements. The focus on a geographical region lends itself to empirical analysis, though theoretical pieces will also be considered. Work that places Asian economies in comparative perspective is welcome. We look for papers that pose interesting questions and
