Modern Economics

1. General Terms This policy sets out the principles for the responsible use of generative artificial intelligence in the preparation, submission, peer review and editorial processing of scientific manuscripts. The document is aligned with international standards of academic integrity recommended by the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE), as well as the editorial policies of Elsevier and Sprin…

The journal is committed to ensuring objectivity and transparency in the publication process; therefore, all authors, reviewers and editors must declare any potential conflicts of interest. This policy aims to prevent conflicts of interest from influencing research outcomes and the decision-making process regarding publication. Conflicts of interest on the part of authors Authors must disclose all…

Generative AI policy: authors may use AI as auxiliary tool with disclosure; AI cannot be co-author; reviewers prohibited from feeding manuscripts into third-party AI models. Model summary

This policy sets out the principles for the responsible use of generative artificial intelligence in the preparation, submission, peer review and editorial processing of scientific manuscripts.

Publication ethics policy based on COPE guidelines and Elsevier's Publishing Ethics Resource Kit (PERK), covering editorial decision-making, confidentiality, responsibilities of editors/reviewers/authors, authorship criteria, and research ethics standards. Model summary

The «Modern Economics» electronic academic journal adheres to international standards of academic integrity, including the COPE guidelines and the principles of Elsevier’s Publishing Ethics Resource Kit (PERK), and strives to ensure transparency, objectivity and professional accountability at all stages of the editorial process. Ethical Principles of Editorial Activity The Editorial Board adheres …

Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License Model summary

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License

Diamond open access: all content free to readers, no OA fees, CC BY licence, authors retain copyright alongside academic use rights. Model summary

The «Modern Economics» electronic academic journal is an open-access publication, which means that all its content is available free of charge to all readers and their institutions. No open-access fees are charged. Access rights All articles published in open access will remain permanently available for reading, downloading, copying and distribution. The «Modern Economics» electronic academic jour…

Retraction policy per COPE: covers ethical violations, corrections/erratums/corrigenda, retraction criteria and procedure, and expressions of concern. Model summary

«Modern Economics» electronic academic journal adheres to COPE principles and takes measures to ensure academic integrity, avoiding instances of plagiarism, duplication, data fabrication or other forms of academic misconduct.

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Complaints and appeals handled per COPE recommendations; reports considered within 30 working days; appeals submitted within 30 calendar days of decision; possible outcomes include corrections, retractions, expressions of concern, and sanctions. Model summary

The editorial board of the «Modern Economics» electronic academic journal is committed to dealing with all enquiries, complaints and appeals relating to editorial or publication activities in a prompt, impartial and constructive manner.

Basic archiving: server backups, platform monitoring, DOIs, digital preservation metadata, and deposits in the MNAU institutional repository and V.I. Vernadsky National Library of Ukraine. Model summary

The publication implements basic procedures designed to ensure permanent access to content hosted on its servers. In particular, it backs up materials and monitors the technical condition of the platform in order to mitigate risks associated with potential software obsolescence or changes in file formats.