Guidelines for Preparation of Manuscripts

Equations within the text should be centered on a separate line and numbered
consecutively at the right margin in parentheses.
Tables and figures:
They should be prepared on separate sheets and placed at the end of articles. The
author(s) should indicate the approximate locations where tables and figures are to be
inserted in the text with a phrase such as “Inset Table 1 Here”. Each table and figure
should be numbered Table 2:Fingure2, and so on. Tables should have brief descriptive
titles and figures have explanatory captions.
Footnotes:
Notes should be marked clearly in the text by superscript numbers, and listed
consecutively on a separate page titled "Notes" at the end of the article. They should
not be at the bottom of the relevant page. The use of notes should be kept to a
minimum.
References:
The reference list should include only the most relevant papers. In the text, references
to publications should appear as follows: “Smith (1998) argued that…” or “This issue
has been studied previously (e.g. Smith et al., 1981)”.All references should be
alphabetized by author(s) last names(s) and preceded by sequential numbers,
appearing on a separate sheet entitled “References”. References should appear as
follows: (one for books, one for journals, and one for contributions to collective
works).
【1】 Koyck, L.M., (1954).Distributed Lags and Investment analysis.
Amsterdam: North Holland.
【2】 Bemheim,B.D.,Shleifer, A.,& Summers,L.H., (1985).The Strategic Bequest
Motive. Journal of political Economy, 93(6),1045-1076
【3】 Sen, A., (1985). Goals, Commitment, and Identity.Zamagni, S. ed.
The Economics of Altruism. Edward Elgar: England and USA.
Revisions:
If the Editors are of the opinion that an article provisionally accepted for publication
needs to be shortened or particular expressions Deleted or rephrased, such proposed
changes will be submitted to the author for approval prior to publication. Correction
of errors in punctuation, spelling and style will not be submitted for approval if they
do not alter the meaning or the sense of the original manuscript.