*** G7 RESEARCH Publishing Portal- est. 1989- (Honourarium-Driven for Peer Reviewers)

Name: *** G7 RESEARCH Publishing Portal- est. 1989- (Honourarium-Driven for Peer Reviewers)
Brand: My Store
Price: 3995.00 USD
Availability: InStock

$3,995.00 USD

Sale Sold out

Quantity

A Publication of the Industrial Automotive Analysts Association (iAAA)

Annual Hard Copy for each Publication:

Digital retrieval continuous on proprietary platform subscription model

Contributors since 1989:

Milton Friedman

Sami E. Helewa

Benjamin Friedman

Alan M. Rugman

Dennis DesRosiers

Michele Fratianni

Paul De Grauwe

John C. Pattison

Antonio Nicaso

John Kenneth Galbraith

Publications

1) The G7 Report: (SA) ($695)

Economic History & the History of Economics Review

Business History Review

Trade & Investment Review

Currency, Interest Rate & Inflation Risk Review

Established in 1989, this was the sister publication to "Challenge." The G7 Report specialized in globalization; trade and investment including a specialization with FDI. Its focus on global risks associated with Central Banking policies and exchange rate risks was welcomed by our readers and contributors.

2) World Automotive Report (SA) ($695)

Established in 2004, the focus of WAR was on how individual OEM brands could affect overall enterprise valuations and how this would reverberate throughout the Industrial-Automotive Supply Chain. This is the only publication to date that quantitatively and qualitatively is able to offer this perspective.

3) Industrial-Automotive Ratings & Rankings Review (M) ($2,995)

We combine post Keynesian financialization and endogenous money theory with Organizational Economics and Austrian Economics to derive a thematic positioning of the 50 companies that are covered. The thematic criteria includes climate factors, artificial intelligence- ai, stock buy-outs, productivity, currency risks and interest rate and inflation risks. The publication uses a proprietary model with over 50,000 observations and a panel data approach.

4) Industrial-Automotive Supply Chain Review (A) ($495)

How soft and hard networks develop due to discretionary compensation impacts on the Industrial-Automotive supply chain are published in this journal. This adds both to compensation trend insights as well as industrial structures among the subsections of the Industrial-Automotive supply chain.

Submissions are accepted on a Subscription as well as an Open Access basis. All reviewers are compensated with an honorarium setting a new standard for academic input.

Subscription Rate Nomenclature:

Monthly: $2,995.00

Semi-Annual (SA): $695

Annual: $495.00

Open Access Fees:

$1,495.00 per submission upon editorial acceptance

Special Rate for Libraries/Institutions/Faculties: USD/EUR $3,995.00 p.a.

View full details