Subscription Price Information
The Quarterly Journal of Finance and Accounting is an academic publication featuring scholarly articles that empirically test various theories in the fields of finance, accounting, economics, marketing, and management.
Current subscription rates are:
$24 Individual U.S.
$45 Institutional U.S.
$37 Individual Foreign
$55 Institutional Foreign
Subscriptions are sent via surface mail. There are no agency discounts.
Subscriptions start with the next issue. Backdated subscriptions are honored when our stock allows. No cancellations or refunds are given. Subscriptions must be paid in advance, with an order period of one year.
Claims for back issues should be made within one month of publication date. The publisher will supply missing issues only when losses have been sustained in transit and when the reserve stock will permit. Limited numbers of back issues are available at $10 per issue.
The Quarterly Journal of Finance and Accounting publishes no advertising or book reviews.
The QJFA ISSN is 1939-8123. The tax ID number is 47-0491233.
An index is published on-line at the QJFA website.
Direct all inquiries to Margo Young University of Nebraska-Lincoln College of Business Administration PO Box 880407 Lincoln NE 68588-0407 telephone 402/472-7931 e-mail myoung1@unl.edu FAX 402/472-5180
Editorial Philosophy
The Quarterly Journal of Finance and Accounting/Quarterly Journal of Business and Economics (QJFA/QJBE) provides a unique forum for new and replicative works and articles that synthesize the literature in finance and accounting, especially topics that bridge the disciplines.
The QJFA/QJBE editorial board strives to publish high caliber papers in finance, economics, accounting, and related fields. Seminal papers by Edward J. Kane (QJFA/QJBE, 1984) and Robert A. Mittelstaedt and Thomas S. Zorn (QJFA/QJBE, 1984) provide the theoretical underpinnings for the QJFA/QJBE's editorial philosophy
The Quarterly Journal of Finance and Accounting/Quarterly Journal of Business and Economics has published diverse authors such as John Maynard Keynes, Paul A. Volcker, Murray Weidenbaum, Hyman Minsky, Juanita Kreps, Robert Solow, and Paul McCracken.
For More Information, Contact:
Margo YoungManaging Editor
University of Nebraska — Lincoln
College of Business Administration
P.O. Box 880407
Lincoln, NE 68588-0407
(402) 472-7931
myoung1@unl.edu
