HYPERION ECONOMIC JOURNAL

Hyperion University of Bucharest
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HYPERION ECONOMIC JOURNAL

April 2024
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About Us & Objectives

Hyperion Economic Journal (HEJ) is a double-blind peer-reviewed academic journal, published quarterly by the Faculty of Economic Studies from the Hyperion University of Bucharest, Romania.

Our journal is currently abstracted and indexed in:
•    RePEc EconPapers and IDEAS
•    DOAJ
•    CiteFactor
•    Google Academic

The journal has a multidisciplinary economic profile and it publishes original and high-quality research articles in English with various financial, business, economy or related topics. The papers submitted for publication may be theoretical, empirical or experimental-applied.

The range of topics includes:
•    macro and microeconomics, economic public and international policy;
•    environmental policy;
•    finance, banking, capital markets and insurance;
•    accounting and auditing;
•    management, marketing, tourism, trade and services;
•    business information systems;
•    statistics, econometrics, quantitative methods in finance and economics;
•    other areas of scientific research in economics.

We try to offer professional support to those who carry out scientific research in the field of economics, especially to young academics. Our journal intends to encourage scientific debate and free exchange of ideas. We aim to promote exchange of expertise between universities and researchers from Romania and other countries.

HEJ is an open access electronic journal. Articles published are freely available online to all categories of users. Being an open access journal means that all content is freely available without charge to the user or his/her institution. Users can use, reuse and build upon the material published in the journal, but only for non-commercial purposes. This is in accordance with the BOAI definition of open access.