Author Guidelines
Manuscript Submission Guidelines
Authors have to submit unpublished manuscript as
per the aim and scope of the journal and other policies of the journal
mentioned at the website. Authors are requested to ensure the minute
exploration of all policies of the journal mentioned on this website. Authors
should prepare their manuscript on the following guidelines.
Concept of Manuscript
Research Paper
Research paper is a piece of writing
wherein the writer evaluates and compiles research data through various
research tools. The information is restructured to provide an unique viewpoint
with supporting evidence and back up analysis.
Article
Article is a written composition to
inform the readers about a certain topic. The aim of article is to describe a
topic not to persuade the readers towards accepting this views.
Essay
Essay is a short writing with detail
in viewpoint and less information. It does not necessarily require a
comprehensive understanding of a particular topic.
*Journal of Socio-Economic Review” accepts
Research Papers normally.
Layout
Typescript
Language: US English Language
Spelling: Concise
Oxford Dictionary or www.dictionary.com
Space: Double
Page Size: A4
Font: Calibri
size 12
Number: 1
to 10 in numeral/ more than 10 in words
Percent Mark: No
‘%’ mark. Use ‘percent’ or ‘percentage’
Tables
Appearance: Typed approximately of the appearance of printed
tables.
Location: Absolute
at positions in text
Numbering of Tables: 1,
2…so on as ‘Table No. 1’
Caption: Required
below the table number
Source: Source
should be presented just below the table
Unit of Measurement: Required
if applicable
Figures
Type: .jpg/.png/.exl
Appearance: Typed,
Formed or image
Size: 300
Ppi if image
Location: Absolute
at positions in text
Numbering of Figures: 1,
2…so on as ‘Figure No. 1’
Caption: Required
below the Figure number
Source: Required
just below the Figure
Unit of Measurement: Required
if applicable
Equations
Location: Absolute at positions in text
Format: Excel
File Type
LaTeX are Preferred (Please visit
www.latex-project.org for free software)or MS-Word. All the Manuscript must be
in strict accordance to the JCT Template and How to use JCT template.
Body
Abstract
It must be a summary of the whole work. It must
not be more than 250 words. It must be Italic adn font size 10.
Key Words
Keywords are the words that bring your work in
searches. This way, keywords must be USP of your work. More than 5 keywords are
not allowed.
Citation and References
Place the references at the end of the manuscript.
The list should also mention the cited work in the text. We prefer APA style of
citation and referencing. You can take the help of Mendeley. Authors name
should be same as in the original source. For more than one publication by the
same author, list them in chronological order, with the older item first. For
more than one publication in one year by the same author, use small lower-case
letters to distinguish them (e.g., 1980a, 1980b). Following are some examples:
Books- Srivastava, S.K. (1990) Managerial Economics, New Delhi, S. Chand &
Co. Ph.D. Thesis- Agarwal, R. K. (2000) “Problems of Small-Scale Industries in
India”, Ph. D. Thesis, Meerut University, Meerut. Journal- Narayanan, Rajaram
(Oct 2001) . MS word may be used for citation or referencing.
Plagiarism Policy
Plagiarism
Journal of Commerce and Trade follows a foolproof
policy of plagiarism check through authentic software. Journal of Commerce and
Trade accepts manuscript that are under or equal to 10 percent similiarity
level. In this reference JSER accepts the policy of UGC on Plagiarism https://www.ugc.ac.in/pdfnews/8864815_UGC-Public-Notice-on-Draft-UGC-Regulations,-2017.pdf
Self Plagiarism
‘Text-recycling/self plagiarism’ if found is not
acceptable. Text recycling/ self plagiarism includes:
- Republishing
the same paper already published elsewhere without due and full citation.
- Publishing
smaller/excerpted work form a longer and previous without due and full
citations in order to show a larger number of publications.
- Reusing
data already used in a published work, or communicated for publication, in
another work without due and full citation.
- Breaking
up a longer/larger study into smaller sections and publishing them as
altogether new work without due and full citation.
- Paraphrasing
one’s own previously published work without due and full citation of the
original.
Errors and Formatting
Papers with consistency errors in the format and
trivial errors in the language will be rejected.
Queries
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