1. The high scientific level of the article.
2. The article must be previously unpublished.
3. The work must be original, and the author will be exclusively responsible for any accusations of plagiarism.
4. The authors of the article are responsible for the accuracy of facts, quotations, statistical data, proper names, geographical names, and other information, and the article should not contain data that must not be published.
5. The article should be written in Ukrainian, Russian, or English. The optimal overall article length is 12-13 pages (A4 format, 14-point Times New Roman, line spacing of 1.5 (literature lists – 1.0); margins – 2 cm on all sides, paragraph indentation – 1.25 cm). Priority is given to articles written in English.
6. The final decision on publication is made by the Editorial Board, which reserves the right to ask for an additional review, edit / correct, and reject articles.
7. The article should be sent together with supporting materials by email to the editorial office at modecon@mnau.edu.ua (subject line: Article of Ivanov).
Publication of the article is paid (935 UAH).
The cost of preparing the materials for placement in the electronic periodical publication “Modern Economics”, which is included in the list of scientific professional publications of Ukraine, is UAH 935. This includes the cost of assigning a digital object identifier (DOI), which provides the cross-linking of publications of scientific journals with the help of the digital identification of objects.
The cost of publication can be reduced by 10-30% from the base (subject to compliance with the established requirements and a positive assessment of reviewers) for publications that:
If the article meets the above requirements for publication, the author will receive instructions for payment. In addition, services can be provided for the translation of annotations and for assembling references. Articles submitted in English by foreign authors are accepted free of charge.
The journal accepts articles that meet the requirements and have the following essential elements:
Articles that do not meet the requirements will not be published.
The article must have an index.
Please include the following information, separated by commas: the surname and initials of the author, the author’s academic degree, academic rank, position, educational institution (written in Ukrainian and English), city, country.
ORCID ID:
e-mail:
Title of the article should be concise, adequately reflect its content, and correspond to the essence of the problem under consideration. Titles beginning with «Study…», «Some questions…», «Problems…», «Ways», which do not adequately reflect the essence of the problem, should be avoided.
Annotations (in Ukrainian and English) should be in 12-point italics. The presentation of the material in the abstract should be concise and accurate (100-250 words in the Ukrainian and at least 1800 characters in the English). If the article is in English, the Ukrainian abstract should contain at least 1800 characters. The abstract should use an impersonal sentence structure, such as «Investigated…», «is considered…», «is established…» (e.g., «Investigated the dynamics of… Satisfactory results are obtained …»).
The abstract in English should be formally structured (compulsory parts: Introduction. Purpose. Results. Conclusions), informative (do not use non-specific words), original, meaningful (describe the content of article and research results). Machine translations are not allowed!!!
Keywords (5-8 words) in the language of the article and in English.
JEL Classіfіcatіon (placed under Keywords, the number is from 1 to 5, in a single line, for example: JEL Classification: C12; C14; C18).
The text of the article should be free from plagiarism and will be checked with Unicheck.
Unicheck is the essential software for keeping texts original. It works fast and scans submitted files across a real-time web index (4.75+ billion pages), open access repositories, journals, and documents stored in your account.
In order to meet the above requirements of the article, the following elements should be highlighted in bold: the problem statement, the analysis of current research,the objectives of the study, the main results of the study and their justification, the conclusions and prospects for further research.
References in the text must be in square brackets, for example [1], [1; 6]. References to specific pages in the source should be presented in the following manner: [1, p. 5], for page five or source one. If there is second source, type its number after a semicolon within the same brackets (example: [1, p. 5; 4, p. 8]).
Digital material should be presented in tables that are numbered (eg Table 1) and titled (printed over the table in bold text). Illustrations should also be numbered, and they should have names that appear under each illustration (for example, Illustration 2 – Advantages of structuring effective demand). Graphic material should be available for further editing in the following programs: Table – Editor Microsoft Word; Chart – Editor in Microsoft Excel or Microsoft Graph; Illustrations – as organization charts by using the Drawing editor Microsoft Word; formula – editor formulas. The article should not be overburdened with graphic material and formulas. The author should reference all illustrations and tables in the text. Under each table and illustration the source should be indicated (Source: …).
Formulas should be typed in the formula editor MS Equation 3.0, 10-point font.
Between numbers and names of units (monetary, metric, etc.), for the surname and initials, type a non-breaking space.
Type abbreviations of monetary and metric units and abbreviations for million and billion, ) without a period (hrn, t, m, km, etc..
If the text has an abbreviation, then type it in brackets at the first citation. References listed at the end of publication should be placed in order of their first citation in the text of the article and be written according to the requirements published in the Bulletin of HAC of Ukraine, № 3, 2008.
Articles should have at least 10 sources, including the work of foreign authors. It is recommended that most publications in the literature list be assigned DOI, which should be noted after the source. For example:
Sirenko, N. Baryshevskaya, I. Poltorak, A. & Shyshpanova, N. (2018). State and tendencies of intergovernmental regulation in Ukraine in the conditions of fiscal decentralization. Financial and credit activity: problems of theory and practice, 2, 157-164. https://doi.org/10.18371/fcaptp.v2i25.136489.
According to the rules, which take into account the requirements of the international system of citation, authors of articles must provide a list of references in two versions: one in the APA, repeating in the same manner all sources of literature, regardless of whether some of them are foreign.
The official transliteration of the Ukrainian alphabet into the Latin is regulated by the Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine, dated January 27, 2010 No. 55.
The official transliteration online
Universal Decimal Classification (UDC) online
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