Instructions To Authors

All articles are subject to a double blind peer-reviewed process. Manuscripts are invited from academicians, researchers and practitioners for publication consider in all areas related to applied sciences. The each manuscript must include 150-200 words abstract. Articles are accepted only in MS-Word format.

Authors are requested to prepare their articles by follow the guidelines given below:
Author(s) introduction: Should be in separate page consisting of full name, position, affiliation, and e-mail address
Font Size: 12 point with double space

1. Heading 16 point font size

2. Sub Heading 14 point font size

3. Text 12 point font size

Format: Times New Roman
Length: Maximum 7,000 words
Title: Should be impressive and not lengthier
Abstract: Should be 200 to 400 words
Keywords and JEL code: Most appropriate keywords and code should be used. JEL Code
Equations, Tables and Diagrams: Should be clear & accurate and on right place

Reference: Should be complete  according to following guidline

Arrow, K. (1970) “The Organization of Economic Activity: Issues Pertinent to the Choice of Market Versus Non-market Allocations” in Public Expenditure and Policy Analysis by R.H. Havenman and J. Margolis, Eds., Markham: Chicago,pp. 67-81

 Benabou, Roland (1994) “Education, Income Distribution, and Growth: The Local Connection” NBER working paper number 4798

 Berglas, E. (1976) “Distribution of tastes and skills and the provision of local public goods” Journal of Public Economics Vol. 6, No.2, pp.409-423.

 Edgeworth, F.Y. (1881) Mathematical Psychics, Kegan Paul: London.

 Mas-Colell, A and J. Silvestre (1991) “A Note on Cost-Share Equilibrium and Owner- Consumers” Journal of Economic Theory Vol.54, No.1,pp. 204-14.

 Appendix: At the end of paper