Japanese Economic Review is an academic journal devoted to the study of economics, which covers a wide range of fields in economics, including macroeconomics, microeconomics, international economics, development economics, labor economics, industrial organization, and public economics. The journal is known for the high quality of research it publishes and aims to promote a deeper understanding of economic theoretical and practical issues.

The journal especially welcomes submissions for innovative and stimulating research that is closely related to real-world economic issues. Whether from a political, theoretical or policy perspective, any research that can provide insights and methods for solving practical economic problems is within the scope of the journal's consideration. Scholars are encouraged to use a variety of research methods, including quantitative analysis, case studies, historical comparisons, etc. This diversity of methodologies not only enriches the research perspectives of economics, but also provides a solid foundation for academic discussion and policy making in economics.