Akungba Journal of Economic Thought (AJET)
ISSN – 2006 9995
Author's Manuscript Guide
1. Originality
Report submitted should be an original and unpublished work. Any paper
submitted which is identical or elaborated by line research work already
published at under review for another publication will be rejected.
2. Submission of Manuscripts
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Manuscripts should be submitted in MS-Word to the journal website
http://www.aou-gdw.org or email to ggz@aougooglebook.com
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Other manuscript is received, and acknowledgement email stating the
paper ID will be sent to corresponding author for further
correspondence.
3. Structure of Manuscripts
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The input page should be reproduced from the manuscript text and
should contain the title of the manuscript, editorial names and
affiliates, content databases, internal and telephone numbers, the
manuscript text should begin with abstract on a fresh page.
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Title of manuscript should be concise and informative. Authors are
advised to avoid lengthy titles
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Abstract of not more than 250 words showing the motivation of the
study, methods and conclusion is required. The abstract should be
shipped onto copies without any technical examination or statistical
checks.
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Free ISI keywords, its classification and paper classification were
only of the following (Research paper: view point; conceptual paper
case study; Literature review; general review; Doctoral
Dissertation) should be indicated after the abstract
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The length would reach manuscript is 20 gallery sized pages
including figures, tables and references. A maximum of 25 pages is
permitted at each cost for additional pages.
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Manuscript should be Times New Roman 10 - point four size at 1.51m
spacing between table with single speech with 1-inch or 2.54cm
margin on all sides.
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Tables should be typed on separate pages. Number file illustrations
according to the sequence of the appearance in the text where they
are to be labeled as "Table I", "Table II", etc.
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Table titles should be short and self-sufficiency. Each table must
have an accompanying explanation and its source below it.
Discriptions such as table below or above should be avoided.
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A brief title should be given above each table and any footnotes
below.
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Monster is should be written in English (letter will be cut
spelling) is accepted, but not a mixture of both).
4. Organization of the Paper
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The manuscript should be divided into two ISI sections:
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Introduction should provide a clear statement of the position, the
relevant literature on the subject, and the proposed approach or
solution (statement of problem d) can in fact result in should be
understandable to colleagues from a broad range of specific
disciplines.
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Data and Methods: Methods should be complete enough to allow
methodology to be reproduced. However, only truly new procedures
should be described in detail; previously published procedures
should be used, and important modifications of published procedures
should be mentioned briefly.
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Results: Results should be presented with clarity and precision. The
results should be written in the past tense when describing findings
in the existing experiments. Reviewly published findings should be
written in the past tense. Results should be explained, but largely
without referring to the literature.
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Discussions of findings. The Discussion should interpret the
findings in view of the results obtained in the current study and in
previous studies on the subject matter. This section should explain
implications of findings policy and current abiotic.
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Conclusion should be run over sentences at the end of the paper in
line with the text objectives.
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The Acknowledgments of people, grants, funds, etc should be brief
(Optional).
5. Illustrations
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All illustrations should be submitted in a form suitable for
reproduction. Number the illustrations according to the sequence of
their appearance in the text, where they are to be referred to as
"Fig. 1." "Fig. 2", etc. Each illustration may have a legend if
required.
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Photographs should be glossy prints. The authors' name and figure
number should be indicated on the back of each illustration.
6. Headings
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The following sequence of headings should be used: 1,11 (then 1.2,
13), 111 (then 11.2, 113...)
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Please refrain from using fourth level sections/headers.
7. Footnotes
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In the text, footnotes are not permitted. They should be properly
included in the context.
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Use smaller font size for table footnotes.
8. Symbolic and Abbreviations
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Please use widely accepted symbols and forms of abbreviation.
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If there is any doubt in your mind about a symbol or abbreviation
given the full expression followed by the abbreviation, when it
appears in the text for the first time.
9. Mathematics
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Mathematical expressions and equations should be properly
typewritten, with all symbols aligned as they are to appear in
print.
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All Greek letters and other special symbols must be identified.
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Vectors will be set in bold face and should be indicated in the
manuscript by underlining with a way line.
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Equations or formulas should be numbered serially on the right-hand
side by Arabic numerals in parentheses.
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Include DOI of the references whenever available
- Please follow the style below:
10. References
References must follow the current edition of the American Psychological
Association (APA) 7th referencing style typed with single line spacing
within a reference.
11. Peer Review Policy
The journal adheres strictly to an accelerated and thorough double-blind
review policy in which the identity of the reviewer and authors is not
revealed to each other.
All manuscripts are reviewed as soon as possible, and the editorial
decision is reached within 3-4 weeks of submission. There is room for
authors to opt for fast-track review of 2 weeks, but it attracts
additional charges of N7000 or USD10 respectively. Manuscripts that fall
under fast-track option would be published, if accepted for publication
within the specified period. The reviewer recommendation determines
whether an article will be "Accepted;" "Accepted subject to minor
corrections; "Accepted subject to reaubmission with significant
corrections; or "Rejected.
12. Publication Fee
The total publication fee is thirty thousand netto only (N32,000) with
equivalent of USD50.00 for international authors. The fee covers peer
review charges and publishing fee, as follows.
Item |
Naira (₦) |
USD ($) |
Peer Review Charge |
7,000 |
10 |
Publishing Charge |
25,000 |
40 |
The peer review charge is paid on submission of the manuscript while the
publishing charge is paid on acceptance of the article but before
publication. The extra charges for fast-track review will be paid on
submission of manuscript.
Authors in Nigeria can make payment into the undetected account:
AAUA-ECO BOOK AND JOURNAL ACCOUNT
Access Bank Plc.
1894855611
Declaration
Akungba Journal of Economic Thought promotes originality and novelty
of research. Papers submitted to the journal for publication
consideration will be scrutinized to authenticate its originality
and protect the integrity of its promoters. However, the journal
Akungba Journal of Economic Thought will not be responsible for
violation of existing laws regarding plagiarism on the part of
authors.