General issues:
1.
All presented papers in the conference
will be reviewed in order to be published in „Virgil Madgearu” Review of
Economic Studies and Research from the Faculty of Economics and Business
Administration, Babeș-Bolyai University of Cluj-Napoca.
2.
All papers will be written in English.
3.
The author concedes the editor the
right to reproduce and disseminate their paper, as well as other copyrights
defined by art.13 in Law no.8/1996 and other applicable legislation. This
transfer is free of charge, the author concedes any material claims, present or
future, regarding the paper sent for publishing.
4.
Previous obligations and copyright
transfers have no implication on the present transfer, any complaints or
litigations sprung from previous transfers are the author`s responsibility.
5.
The author certifies that the paper is
original and takes full responsibility on claims or complaints from other
parties.
6.
If the paper corresponds quantitatively
and quality-wise but the editor considers some modifications necessary, the
author is expected to modify respectively.
7.
If the paper is considered
unpublishable even after the modifications that the authors has made, the
editor can refuse to accept it without written notification.
8.
If the paper does not correspond
quantitatively or quality-wise, the editor has the right to refuse it and it’s
not obligated to return it.
Paper Format:
1.
Microsoft Word (.doc or preferably
.docx)
2.
Page size B5, margins
up/down/left/right: 20mm, font: Times New Roman, spacing 1 row.
3.
Please use bold letter for the title.
The title must not exceed 110 characters (including spaces).
4.
Please mention affiliation and the
address(es) of the author(s).
5.
Abstract should not exceed 150 words
(roughly 10 rows) and must contain main research results, methods and their
relevance.
6.
Key words: between 4 and 6.
7.
JEL Classification: http://www.aeaweb.org/jel/jel_class_system.php.
8.
Citing and sources
a.
Harvard citing system should be used.
b.
Inside the text, sources must appear as
follows: e.g. (Hardes, 2006, pp.32) or (Pindyck and
Rubinfeld, 2007, pp.326) or (Brooks et al., 1998);
c.
At the end of the manuscript, references
must be ordered alphabetically, after the surname of the first author.
d.
Examples:
i.
Article - Mendonça, H.F., 2007.
Empirical evidence from fourteen countries with explicit inflation targeting.
Applied Economics Letters, 14(8), pp.573-76.
ii.
Book - Zăpodeanu, D.,
2002. Politici monetare. Cluj-Napoca: Dacia.
iii.
Collective works - Lafay, G., 1992. The
Measurement of Revealed Comparative Advantages. In: M.G. Dagenais and P.A.
Muet, eds. 1992. International Trade Modelling. London: Chapman and Hall Press.
pp.209-34.
iv.
Web pages - Albanese, A., 2009.
Fairer compensation for air travelers, [online] Available at: <http://www.minister.infrastructure.gov.au/aa/2009/AA007_2009.htm> [Accessed 30
January 2009].
v.
For more information about Harvard
citing system, please visit: https://libweb.anglia.ac.uk/referencing/harvard.htm
9.
Authors must obtain copyrights for any
quote that exceeds 250 words.
10.
Italic letters should be used to
highlight some aspects of the text.
11.
Images must have a 1200 dpi minimum
resolution and they must permit editing. Both figures and tables should have
title and source caption.
12.
Same paper must not be sent for
evaluation and publication in the same time in a different review.
13.
Articles should be sent to the
following address: cebc@econ.ubbcluj.ro
