In June, IMF Economic Review received its first Impact Factor—2.100—with the release of Thomson Reuters’ latest Journal Citation Reports (JCR). This is a notable achievement for a journal that only published its first issue in August 2010. Olivier Blanchard, the IMF’s Economic Counsellor, commented: “We are very pleased with this outcome. It is very hard to introduce a new journal and get it so fast on the map.” IMF Economic Review was ranked 39th (out of 320 journals) in the Economics category and 9th (out of 80 journals) in the Business and
, Anil K. Kashyap , and Hyun Song Shin . The journal received its first Impact Factor, 2.100 , with the release of the latest Tomson Reuters Journal Citation Reports (JCR), and was ranked 37/320 in the Economics category and 9/86 in the Business and Finance category. For ongoing access, recommend IMF Economic Review to your librarian or information manager, or learn more about subscribing by visiting: www.palgrave-journals.com/imfer/
Economics category. The journal would like to thank all our authors, reviewers and readers for their continued support. (*2015 Journal Citation Reports ® , Thomson Reuters 2016) Read the top-cited articles influencing the 2015 Impact Factor: Currency Regimes, Capital Flows, and Crises Paul Krugman http://bit.ly/Krugman16 Systemic Banking Crises Database Luc Laeven, Fabián Valencia http://bit.ly/Laeven16 Rising Income Inequality: Technology, or Trade and Financial Globalization? Florence Jaumotte, Subir Lall, Chris
release of the latest Thomson Reuters Journal Citation Reports ®, ranking 25th out of 333 journals in the Economics category and 5th out of 89 journals in the Business and Finance category. Since its debut in August 2010, the journal has published high-quality articles from prominent economists such as Viral V. Acharya, Patrick Bolton, Ricardo Caballero, Peter Diamond, and Hyun Song Shin. The expert research published in the journal has influenced academia, the broader research community, and policymakers worldwide. Start reading articles at: bit
The IMF Economic Review has received its new Impact Factor, 2.53, with the release of the latest Thomson Reuters Journal Citation Reports . This marks an increase from last year’s impressive first Impact Factor of 2.1. The journal’s rankings have risen to 25/332 in the Economics category and 5/86 in the Business, Finance category. The Impact Factor is a measure of the frequency with which the average article in a journal has been cited in a particular year or period. “When I asked Pierre-Olivier Gou-rinchas and Ayhan Kose to start the IMF