Editorial board members will be NABE members. Author Guidelines BE readers are senior professionals and managers in organizations of all sizes and kinds. Their interests improving their performance on the job and using economics in the workplace shape what BE editors look for in reviewing submissions. Articles can cover a wide range of economic topics and practices in different industries, sectors, specializations, and geographic locations. But they should all make a busy professional stop and read the article.
Contributions are welcome from academics, consultants, practitioners, analysts, and policy makers.
The author must state clearly why and in what way the article is important for applied economics in business. Authors are free to use whatever mode of expression they think appropriate for communicating their techniques and findings. A title, subheading of fifteen to twenty-five words, and a summary of not more than one hundred words should be included with the article. Divisions and subdivisions should be indicated with appropriate headings. Footnotes and references should be at the end of the text.