South African Journal of Economic and Management Sciences

About this journal

The *South African Journal of Economic and Management Sciences* (SAJEMS) is a peer-reviewed academic journal dedicated to publishing original research and scholarly articles that contribute to the understanding of economic and management issues within the South African context. Its scope encompasses a wide range of disciplines, including economics, finance, management, accounting, marketing, and operations research, fostering a multidisciplinary approach to economic and business analysis.

The journal's key themes revolve around the unique challenges and opportunities facing South Africa's economy and business environment. These themes include economic development, inequality and poverty, financial markets, corporate governance, entrepreneurship, and innovation. The journal prioritizes research that offers practical insights and relevant policy recommendations, aiming to inform decision-making processes for businesses, government agencies, and policymakers in South Africa.

The audience for SAJEMS comprises academics, researchers, professionals, and policymakers interested in economic and management issues pertaining to South Africa. This includes economists, business leaders, government officials, and students pursuing postgraduate studies in related fields. The journal serves as a platform for knowledge exchange and dissemination, fostering dialogue and debate among its diverse readership.

The impact of SAJEMS is reflected in its contribution to the advancement of knowledge and the development of evidence-based solutions within South Africa's economic and management spheres. The journal's publications have influenced policy decisions, informed business strategies, and provided valuable insights for researchers and practitioners. Its recognition within the academic community and its influence on practical decision-making have established SAJEMS as a leading platform for research and discourse on South African economic and management issues.