Funding and Revenue Sources

The International Journal of Economics Development Research (IJEDR) is published and financially supported by its publisher to ensure the sustainability, quality, and continuous development of the journal. The publisher allocates financial and operational resources to support all stages of the publishing process, including manuscript submission and management, editorial screening, peer review administration, copyediting, proofreading, typesetting, online publication, website maintenance, DOI registration, long-term digital preservation and archiving, indexing services, plagiarism detection, and the continuous enhancement of the journal's publishing infrastructure. These resources enable IJEDR to maintain high editorial standards and provide immediate, unrestricted access to the full-text versions of published articles in accordance with the principles of open-access scholarly publishing.

The journal's revenue is derived from legitimate publishing activities, including Article Processing Charges (APCs), institutional support, and other lawful funding sources that do not influence editorial decisions. All financial resources are used exclusively to support the operation, maintenance, quality improvement, and international visibility of the journal. Editorial decisions are made independently based solely on the scientific quality, originality, methodological rigor, and relevance of submitted manuscripts, ensuring that financial considerations never compromise the integrity of the peer-review or publication process.