Review of Business and Finance Studies (ISSN:2150-3338 [print] and ISSN 2156-8081 [online] ) publishes high-quality studies in all areas of business finance and related fields. Empirical, and theoretical papers as well as case studies are welcome. Cases can be based on real-world or hypothetical situations. The Journal is published once per year by the Institute for Business and Finance Research, LLC. Journal overall accept rate is 25 percent. The Journal uses a blind review process.
Distribution
Review of Business & Finance Studies is distributed in print, and electronically through EBSCOHost, Research Papers in Economics (RePEc) and the IBFR website.
Indexing
Indexed in ZBW Leibniz Information Center for Economics – EconBIZ
Notable Rankings
2018 Excellence in Research for Australia (ERA), Australian Research Council, an organization of the Australian Government.
Inclusion in this listing requires journals to meet the Council’s peer review and quality standards.
Ranked a D Journal in AIDEA 2015-2016 Journal Ranking
(Journals are ranked A-D, A=Best)
Ranked the 1,601nd best journal from 2,463 journals ranked in
IDEAS/RePEc 2020 Aggregate Rankings for Economics Journals.
Impact Factor
Available through Harzing’s Publish or Perish and Research Papers in Economics (RePEc)
Current Issue
Review of Business & Finance Studies, Volume 14, Number 1, 2023, full issue (RBFS-V114N1-2023)
The Social Identity Dynamics of Gramscian Hegemony Construction: Building Public Goods Through Nation State Creation, Commodification, and Institutionalization of Status Stereotypes, 1-30 (RBFS-V114N1-2023-1)
Benedict E. DeDominicis
Retail Firearms Sales in the U.S.: Evidence on Best Practices from Two Firms, 31-44 (RBFS-V114N1-2023-2)
Matthew G. Smith & Ryan Lunsford
A Comparison of Cryptocurrencies and Traditional Currencies, 45-61 (RBFS-V114N1-2023-3)
Yousef Jahmani & Yonpae Park
Strategic Organizational Development Interventions for The Development of Greek Private Enterprises, 63-73 (RBFS-V114N1-2023-4)
John Theodore
Causes of Insufficient Revenues in Hispanic Churches in South Florida, 75-82 (RBFS-V114N1-2023-5)
Jose Antonio Gomez
Widow’s Pension Benefits for Common-Law Partners or Spouses After the Repeal of Mexico Social Security Law Article 130, Second Paragraph, 83-90 (RBFS-V114N1-2023-6)
Gabriel Aguilera Mancilla, Rosa Hilda Hernández Sandoval & Laura Leticia Gaona Tamez
Past Issues (Archive)
All past issues are available though RePEc