Advances in Econometrics

Advances in Econometrics (AIE) aims to annually publish original scholarly econometrics papers on designated topics with the intention of expanding the use of developed and emerging econometric techniques by disseminating ideas on the theory and practice of econometrics throughout the empirical economic, business and social science literature.

AIE is published by Emerald Publishing Limited

AIE Volumes

New Call for papers: Econometrics of climate, energy, and green transition

Forthcoming Volumes

Published Volumes

Key Benefits

AIE is essential reading for academics, researchers and practitioners who are involved in applied economic, business or social science research, and eager to keep up with the latest methodological tools.
AIE disseminates new ideas in a style that is more extensive and self-contained than journal articles, with many papers including supplementary computer code and/or data driven examples illustrating the techniques.
AIE provides a collection of papers in each volume related to a central theme or idea, encompassing alternative approaches to implementation of the methodology.
AIE provides empirical applications that may be related to microeconomics, macroeconomics or finance, using cross-section data, time series data or panel data.

Key Audiences

AIE encourages academics, researchers and Ph.D. students to share their experience, knowledge, and original research with an international audience. Contributors come from across the globe and researchers from all areas are welcome to submit work for consideration in the series, following an Editorial Board approved call for papers.

Key Policies

AIE is not a journal and does not consider papers submitted to it directly.
AIE volumes are organized by Volume editors who are selected by the AIE Editors, listed below, on the basis of a proposal.
A well publicized "Call for Papers" is distributed.
The Volume editors select papers for consideration. The papers under consideration are subjected to critical review, revised and resubmitted.
Those revised papers which pass the resubmission are accepted for publication in the volume.
Volume editors may hold a conference as part of the review process.
The conference is by invitation only.
These conferences are an opportunity for authors with similar interests to discuss proposed volume papers.
Participation in a conference is neither necessary nor sufficient for a paper to ultimately be published in a volume.

AIE Editors

A Brief History

Advances in Econometrics is a series of research annuals first published in 1982. The founding co-editors of the series were Robert L. Basmann of Texas A&M University and George F. Rhodes, Jr. of Colorado State University. Beginning in 1986 Thomas B. Fomby of Southern Methodist University became Senior Co-editor with Rhodes. In 1995, R. Carter Hill of Louisiana State University joined Fomby as Senior Co-editor. In 2009, Ivan Jeliazkov of the University of California at Irvine joined Fomby and Hill as a Senior Co-editor. In 2012, Juan Carlos Escanciano of Indiana University and Eric Hillebrand of Aarhus University joined as Senior Co-editors. In 2013, David Jacho-Chávez of Emory University, Daniel Millimet of Southern Methodist University, and Rodney Strachan and Alicia Rambaldi of University of Queensland joined as Senior Co-editors. In 2023, Nadine McCloud, The University of the West Indies at Mona, Shuping Shi, Macquarie University, Abderrahim Taamouti, Liverpool University Management School, Christopher Parmeter, University of Miami, Alessandra Luati, Imperial College London, and Qiankun Zhou, Louisiana State Univeristy joined as Senior Co-Editors .

Recognizing special AIE contributors

Advances in Econometrics Fellows

Emerald Literati Outstanding Author Contribution Awards

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