Author Guidelines

Journal Ekonomic Business Innovation (JEBI)

Note for Registration for authors Must be complete:

Full Name, and title if applicable: (Required)
Email: (Required)
Affiliation: (Department, Faculty, University, City, Country) (Required)
Orcid ID: Required, if you don't have one, you can register for free at the following link;
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Policy on Mandatory References from Credible Sources;

We remind you that all references in manuscripts submitted to Journal Economic Business Innovation (JEBI) must come from authorised and credible sources, such as the following databases:

Manuscripts that do not include references from the official sources above or use references from journals that are not indexed will be rejected without a review process. This is to maintain JEBI ‘s quality standards and reputation as a journal orientated towards international publications.

The purpose of this policy is to ensure that every research published has a strong, credible, and relevant theoretical and literature basis, so that it can make a real contribution to the development of science. JEBI prioritises the quality of research over the quantity of submissions, and we do not require manuscripts that use references that are not credible.

We greatly appreciate the authors' efforts in fulfilling this requirement. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.


File Upload Notes;

1. Upload Fuul Text Article File
2. Upload Turnitin Report Pdf File
3. Upload Copyright Agremeen


Articles submitted can be in the form of:

  1. Empirical research.
  2. Current Economic thinking (conceptual papers - by invitation only).
  3. Book reviews (by invitation only).
  4. Orbituaries (by invitation only).

Articles must be new and have not been submitted or under review in another journal. Articles can be written in Indonesian or English.

Articles must not have been presented at more than one conference or seminar. If an article has been presented at more than one conference that is canceled, the lead author is not allowed to submit the article to this journal.

The structure of an empirical article should include: Article Title; Abstract; Keywords; Introduction; Critical Riview, Methods; Results and Discussion; Conclusion; and References.

Author Guidelines for Quantitative Articles

Article Title

  • Maximum 12 words, attractive, using Times New Roman, size 14.

Author Name

  • Format: 1Name, 2Name, and so on, using Times New Roman, size 12.

Affiliation

  • Format: Department, Faculty, University, Region, Country, using Times New Roman, size 11.

Abstract

  • Include:
    • Objective: Briefly state the research objective.
    • Method: Mention the research method used.
    • Findings: Summarize the main findings of the research.
    • Novelty: Explain the novelty or contribution of the research.
    • Practical and Theoretical Implications: Mention the practical and theoretical implications of the research.
  • Maximum 200 words, using Times New Roman, size 10.

Article Content

  1. Introduction (Subheading 12 TNR) and Content (11 TNR)

    • Introduction must include 5 paragraphs:
      • Phenomenon: (11 TNR)
      • Recent Issues: (11 TNR)
      • Main Theory Idea: (11 TNR)
      • Urgency: Reasons for the novelty, previous research, differences, and previous gaps that make your research important. (11 TNR).
      • Research objectives and benefits: Describe the research objectives according to your variables and social benefits without mentioning the object of research, for example; IDX or location and year.
    • Maximum 1 page, not exceeding 1500 words (format TNR 11).

  2. Critical Review/Theory Hypothesis (Subheading 12 TNR)

    • No need for further subheadings, directly discuss the hypothesis of each variable in TNR 11 format. The initial writing is indented, with subsequent lines indented by 0.5.
    • After discussing previous hypotheses and theories, state all your hypotheses:
      • H1: Your hypothesis
      • H2: Your hypothesis

  3. Research Method (Subheading 12 TNR)

    • First, discuss your sample results (TNR 11)
    • Discuss the instrument variable formula (TNR 11)
    • Discuss the step-by-step data analysis method you used (TNR 11)

  4. Results and Discussion (Subheading 12 TNR)

    • Discuss your results here, but do not include tables; instead, summarize the table results in paragraphs without subheadings (TNR 11), with the initial discussion indented.
    • Discussion: In this section, all references must support your research (Note: Use Mendeley Desktop, not Mendeley Manager).

  5. Conclusion

    • Summarize in one paragraph, maximum 200 words.

  6. Tables and Figures

References

  • Use Mendeley Reference with APA Style 7.

Plagiarism

  • After completing the manuscript, check for plagiarism; the acceptable limit is 12% as a good ethical practice. Attach the plagiarism report when submitting, and prepare a cover letter with your personal information. The cover letter template can be downloaded from the journal's website.

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Each submitted article will be blind reviewed by at least two reviewers.

When necessary, the editors will change or correct the spelling and correct the grammar of the article without changing its substantial meaning.

Manuscripts are submitted directly to the OJS JEBI web Journal.

Articles should be in MS Word, single-spaced, font size 11, Time New Romans. The minimum number of pages for qualitative and mixed methods articles is 12 pages, and for quantitative articles 12 pages (FULL PAGE).

Authors should use a reference application (Mendeley).

After the article meets the structural standards, the management team will conduct a plagiarism test using a reference application (Turnitin/Plagscan). Authors are prohibited from conducting plagiarism testing without the knowledge of the management team. The maximum plagiarism limit is 12%. Authors will be asked to revise the article if the article does not meet the maximum plagiarism limit.

These guidelines are designed to assist authors in preparing and submitting quantitative articles to the Journal of Economics, Business, and Informatics (JEBI). Thank you for your contribution to advancing knowledge in this field.

Editor Chieef

Agus Dwianto, (Asist., Prof)

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