About the Journal

	Journal title	:	RATIOVA: Journal of Economic and Accounting Perspectives
	E-ISSN	:	3124-1417
	Editor in Chief	:	Allif Itmamul Wafa
	Frequency	:	6 issues per year (January, March, May, July, September, and November)
	Publisher	:	CV. Orbion Multi Academy

RATIOVA: Journal of Economic and Accounting Perspectives is a peer-reviewed academic journal published by CV. Orbion Multi Academy. The journal serves as a reputable platform for scholars, researchers, and practitioners to disseminate high-quality research, theoretical developments, and practical insights in the fields of economics and accounting.

Focus and Scope

RATIOVA: Journal of Economic and Accounting Perspectives publishes original research in the fields of Economics, Sharia Economics, and Accounting. The journal focuses on both theoretical and applied research that addresses current challenges in these areas, including but not limited to:

• Financial and Managerial Accounting

• Accounting for Sustainability and ESG Reporting

• Islamic Accounting and Finance

• Economic Theory and Policy

• Development Economics

• Public Economics and Governance

• Sharia Economics and Islamic Finance

• Behavioral Economics

The journal seeks to foster interdisciplinary research that bridges economics and accounting, promoting transparency, performance, and innovation in both the public and private sectors.

RATIOVA publishes a wide range of scholarly contributions, including:

• Original research articles
• Literature reviews
• Case studies
• Conceptual and theoretical papers

The journal is committed to promoting innovative, rigorous, and relevant research that contributes to the advancement of knowledge and professional practice in economics and accounting. Through a strict double-blind peer-review process and strong adherence to publication ethics, RATIOVA aims to support the development of impactful research at both national and international levels.

RATIOVA is published six times annually (January, March, May, July, September, and November). The journal seeks to foster scholarly dialogue that bridges theory and practice, addressing contemporary challenges in economic analysis, financial reporting, governance, and accounting practices within business and public organizations.