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Publication Name: Applied Financial Economics

Brief description: Applied Financial Economics is a peer-reviewed journal providing an international forum for applied research on financial markets

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Owner Name: Taylor and Francis

Joined: August 20th, 2011

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Applied Financial Economics wrote a new blog post titled Market timing of corporate debt issuance: prediction or reaction?

Applied Financial Economics, Volume 22, Issue 21, Page 1753-1769, November 2012.
(4 days ago)

Applied Financial Economics wrote a new blog post titled The impact of the GST on mortgage yield spreads of Australian banks

Applied Financial Economics, Volume 22, Issue 21, Page 1787-1797, November 2012.
(4 days ago)

Applied Financial Economics wrote a new blog post titled Kyoto Protocol and capital structure: a comparative study of developed and developing countries

Applied Financial Economics, Volume 22, Issue 21, Page 1771-1786, November 2012.
(4 days ago)

About:

Applied Financial Economics is a peer-reviewed journal providing an international forum for applied research on financial markets, including the bond and equity markets, derivative securities markets, the foreign exchange market, corporate finance, market microstructure and cognate areas. The journal is also concerned with the link between the real and financial sides of the economy, forecasting and recent developments in econometric techniques applicable to financial research.

Applied Financial Economics relates to experience in the main financial centres of Europe, North America, the Far East and Australasia, as well as issues relating to development finance and the emerging financial markets of the developing world and the transforming economies of Central and Eastern Europe. 
 
Rapid Online Publication:

From 2011 Applied Financial Economics will be publishing to an accelerated timescale which offers even faster publication for authors. With our Build Issue service, articles are entered straight into the online issue upon receipt of the corrected proofs and thereby receive page numbers immediately. This new production system is an enhancement of the iFirst method of publication, which it now replaces.

We anticipate that this rapid service will allow research to reach its audience even sooner, without compromising the peer-review process and continuing to ensure our commitment to rapidly publishing quality applied research in economics.