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The Cambridge University Press journal, Macroeconomic Dynamics (MD), is a scientific journal dedicated to the publication of advanced macroeconomic research.


E-mail the Editor The journal's Editor can be reached by e-mail at
barnett@ku.edu


DESCRIPTION OF OBJECTIVES:
Macroeconomic Dynamics publishes research of the highest theoretical, empirical or quantitative sophistication. Papers of high quality are welcomed from all areas of advanced macroeconomics and from all parts of the world, so long as the research is founded in a rigorous scientific approach. Major advances in macroeconomics without immediate policy applications also are accepted, if they show potential for application in the future. Occasional book reviews, announcements, conference proceedings and interviews are published. An electronic version of the journal is published simultaneously with the paper version, enabling immediate access to the best current research in macroeconomics. Frequency: 4 issues per year for volumes 1 - 4, increasing to 5 issues per year beginning with volume 5 in 2001.
 

EDITORIAL BOARD:
This journal's editorial board is unusually large and diverse, although uniformly analytically sophisticated. The reason for the board's size is to assure that the journal's standards and expertise are consistent with scientific openness and objectivity. To see the Editorial Board, click on:  

EDITORIAL BOARD
 

CONTENTS AND ONLINE EDITIONS:

SUBMISSIONS:
Notes for Contributors are available online. Submissions should be uploaded in pdf format by pushing the following button and following the instructions.  The journal's announcement regarding conversion from on-paper to all electronic submission is online.

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DATA AND SOFTWARE ARCHIVE:
To assure replicability, authors of accepted papers are expected to provide their paper's data and specialized computer programs for the Macroeconomic Dynamics Data Archive, which is maintained and linked to this home page. Guidelines for Users of this archive are available online and are linked to the archive's home page. The Co-ordinator of the archive is Robert Parks at Washington University in St. Louis. His e-mail address is bparks@wuecona.wustl.edu .
 

FRANK RAMSEY PRIZE:
The First Frank Ramsey Prize in Macroeconomic Dynamics was awarded by Macroeconomic Dynamics for the best paper published in the journal during its first four years.  Succeeding Frank Ramsey Prizes will be awarded every three years for the best paper published in the journal during the preceeding three years.  The recipients of this intentionally infrequent and thereby scarce prize are chosen by a subcommittee of the journal's Board of Advisory Editors and Coeditors.  The journal's Editor serves as Secretary to the Frank Ramsey Prize Selection Committee.
 

SUBSCRIPTION INFORMATION:
Frequency: Five times a year in February, April, June, September, and November.  Subscriptions: A discount is available to members of the following professional societies: To subscribe to Macroeconomic Dynamics, contact Journals Marketing Department, Cambridge University Press, 40 West 20th Street, New York, NY 10011-4211, USA. Phone: 1-800-872-7423. In addition, a North American order form, a Rest of the World order form, a North American library recommendation form and a Rest of the World library recommendation form are available online
 

INDEXING, ABSTRACTING, REVIEWING:
Macroeconomic Dynamics currently is indexed, abstracted, and reviewed in the following: There will be more. It is interesting to observe that article reviews published in Mathematical Reviews are read by over 500,000 scientists worldwide.
 

JOURNAL RANKINGS:
Macroeconomic Dynamics is now included in available journal rankings and is doing remarkably well.
 

RELATED PUBLICATIONS:
The objectives of this new journal are complementary with those of the long established Cambridge University Press monograph series, International Symposia in Economic Theory and Econometrics, which has its own home page. In addition many of this journal's policies and procedures are influenced by those of the Cambridge University Press sibling journal, Econometric Theory, edited and founded by Peter Phillips, and by those of "the other ET," Springer-Verlag's journal, Economic Theory, edited and founded by C. D. (Roko) Aliprantis, along with the newer Springer journal, Annals of Finance.
 

FOR EDITORIAL BOARD MEMBERS ONLY:
An online Bulletin Board exists for the use of the journal's Editorial Board members only.

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