Journal - Economic Science Society (ESS)

Open Access
ISSN 1234-5678

Economic
Science

A Journal of the Economic Science Society

Featured in this Issue

Generative Agents in Market Simulations: A New Frontier for Causal Inference

Daniel E. Houser

Mendelian Randomization and the Economic Returns to Education

Jonathan Beauchamp

Methodological Diversity over the "Gold Standard"

Johanna Mollerstrom & Thomas Stratmann

Call for Papers – Coming Soon!

The Economic Science Society is proud to introduce its flagship publication, Economic Science, currently laying the groundwork for its inaugural issue.

For inquiries regarding the journal, please contact us at:
info@economicsciencesociety.org

Aims & Scope

Economic Science is a peer-reviewed academic journal dedicated to advancing the frontier of causal inference. We publish high-quality research that embraces methodological diversity to uncover true causal mechanisms within economic systems.

We welcome submissions across all fields of economics that deploy rigorous identification strategies, including but not limited to:

Novel observational estimators (e.g., advanced DiD, synthetic controls, Within-Family Genetic Analysis).
The integration of Artificial Intelligence and Agent-Based Modeling to explore emergent complexity and causal mechanisms in economic systems.
Laboratory, field, and natural experiments.
Structural modeling and historical institutional analysis.

The journal places a premium on open science. Authors are strongly encouraged to pre-register experimental designs and must provide data and code to ensure full computational reproducibility.

Editorial Board

Editor-in-Chief

Daniel E. Houser, George Mason University

Board of Editors

Jonathan Beauchamp
George Mason University
Scott Cunningham
Baylor University
Cesar Martinelli
George Mason University
Alana Martinez
Crowell and Moring
Kevin McCabe
George Mason University
Johanna Mollerstrom
George Mason University
Thomas Stratmann
George Mason University
Jianxin Wang
Central South University