Reviewed by Professors & PhDs Vol. 1 · 2026
Reviewed by Professors & PhD Economists

Economics research,
written by high schoolers.

A rigorous economics journal for original high-school research — micro, macro, behavioral, development, and the data in between. Every paper is reviewed by professors and PhD economists. Real feedback. A real publication record.

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Reviewed by professors & PhDs

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Economics is a craft. Our round-based process lets you revise and resubmit with a clear response letter, so your paper genuinely improves before it is published.

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Accepted papers appear in a numbered volume with a stable page reference you can list on applications, CVs, and research portfolios.

“The best way to learn economics is to do it — to ask a question, gather evidence, and defend a conclusion under real scrutiny.”

— From the Editorial, Volume 1

pp. 1–3Editorial

Teaching the world to reason about scarcity

Jonathan Kim · Editor-in-Chief
pp. 4–19Microeconomics

Price elasticity in high school cafeteria demand

Forthcoming
pp. 20–34Behavioral

Default effects in student saving decisions

Forthcoming
pp. 35–48Development

Microfinance access and small-vendor income

Forthcoming

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