Revista Galega de Economía

The Revista Galega de Economía is published twice a year. It was founded in 1992 and it is promoted by the Faculty of Economics and Business Administration of the University of Santiago de Compostela. Its aim is to promote academic research by publishing original articles that meet the highest analytical standards and provide new ideas that contribute to and disseminate economic and business knowledge. RGE is an international peer-reviewed open access journal. The articles published are related to specialities in the fields of economics and business (marketing and market research, applied economics, financial economics and accounting, economics, sociology and agricultural policy, fundamentals of economic analysis , economic history and institutions, business organization and quantitative economics); it is also open to other fields as long as it contributes significantly to addressing problems of economics and business management. The target audience is made up of academics, researchers, professionals, business executives and public decision-makers.

The Revista Galega de Economía is indexed in SCOPUS, Dialnet, InDICEs-CSIC, IDEAS-RePEc, REDALYC, REDIB, DOAJ, ERIH PLUS and EconIS, among others. It is also is included in different tools for the analysis of scientific journals such as MIAR, DICE, Latindex or CIRC.

The digital portal of Revista Galega de Economía is published in Galician, Spanish, and English. The articles published are in Galician, Portuguese, Spanish, and English.

Call for papers. Euroregions in perspective: Old issues and new challenges for cooperation

2021-07-21

Special Issue

VII Galician economy award Valentín Paz Andrade

2021-04-21

A paper published in the Revista Galega de Economía wins the VII Galician economy award Valentín Paz Andrade. Congratulations to professor Edelmiro López Iglesias and the rest of winners.

https://revistas.usc.gal/index.php/rge/article/view/6168

https://www.usc.gal/gl/xornal/novas/entregados-vii-premios-investigacion-economia-galicia-valentin-paz-andrade

COVID-19 and its economic effects: Supply chain disruptions and behavioural changes

2020-06-26

Dear colleagues,

A new paradigm has arrived. COVID-19 has affected the way we work, socialize and spend our leisure time, reshaping some of the most fundamental activities in our day-to-day routines. All these changes in our lifestyle have a clear economic translation.

And this is a global issue. Since the outbreak last December, the virus has spread to more than 200 countries. All the efforts worldwide have been directed towards fighting the virus, finding a vaccine and trying to minimize the negative economic consequences.

There are two types of economic effects: the ones derived from the policy measures taken to contain the transmission, and the ones from the individual change in behaviour. While we are all witnessing the impact from a while ago, it was not until recently that we had data to quantify it. The figure of unemployment claimants, the reduction of tourism demand or the information on business closures, are clear examples of this. And the numbers are striking.

Without a vaccine, all of this is forcing us into a “new normal” situation indefinitely.

In this Special Issue of the Revista Galega de Economía, we would like to invite contributions dedicated to an analysis of the socioeconomic effects of the COVID-19.

Insights on a broad spectrum of themes are welcomed, including, but not restricted to:

The spatial distribution of the economic impacts
Analysis of specific sectors affected (Health services, Tourism activities, etc.)
Consumer behaviour
Labour market effects
Recovery paths and post-lockdown scenarios
Trade and supply chain disruptions

Original research is welcome for publication in this issue. All submissions will undergo anonymous review to guarantee high scientific quality and relevance to the subject. This Special Issue will be open for new submissions until the 15th of December 2020.

Dr. André Carrascal Incera, University of Birmingham (UK), a.carrascalincera@bham.ac.uk

Dr. Esteban Fernández Vázquez, University of Oviedo (Spain), evazquez@uniovi.es

Dr. Mònica Serrano, University of Barcelona (Spain), monica.serrano@ub.edu

Special Issue 1_ 2020

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