The Journal of Economics and Business Letters is committed to protecting the rights of authors while ensuring the widest possible dissemination of scholarly work. This Copyright Notice outlines the policies governing ownership, usage, and distribution of articles published in the journal.

Authors who publish in the Journal of Economics and Business Letters retain the copyright of their work. By submitting and publishing their manuscripts in the journal, authors grant the journal the right of first publication. This means that the journal has the authority to publish the work for the first time and distribute it through its platform.

Authors are free to use, share, and distribute their published work for academic and non-commercial purposes, provided that proper acknowledgment is given to the original publication in the journal. This includes sharing the article on personal websites, institutional repositories, or academic networking platforms.

The journal supports the principles of open access and encourages the dissemination of knowledge without restrictions. Published articles may be read, downloaded, copied, distributed, printed, and linked to freely, provided that appropriate credit is given to the authors and the journal.

If applicable, the journal may apply a specific licensing agreement, such as a Creative Commons license, to clarify the terms under which the work can be reused. Authors and users must comply with the terms of the selected license.

Any use of the published material must include proper citation, including the author’s name, article title, journal name, and publication details. Failure to provide proper attribution may be considered a violation of copyright.

Authors are responsible for ensuring that any third-party materials included in their manuscripts, such as images, tables, figures, or data, do not infringe upon existing copyrights. Where necessary, authors must obtain written permission from the copyright holders prior to submission.

All third-party content must be properly cited and acknowledged. The journal is not responsible for any copyright violations committed by authors, and any legal issues arising from such violations are the responsibility of the authors.

Users who wish to reuse or reproduce published content for commercial purposes must obtain permission from the journal and/or the authors, depending on the licensing terms. For non-commercial use, materials may be used freely with proper attribution.

The journal encourages the use of its content for educational and research purposes, including teaching, academic discussions, and further research. Such use supports the dissemination of knowledge and contributes to the advancement of the academic community.

To ensure long-term accessibility, the journal supports digital archiving and preservation practices. Articles may be stored in institutional repositories, digital libraries, and indexing platforms to maintain their availability over time.

The use of Digital Object Identifiers (DOI) ensures that each published article has a permanent and reliable link, allowing readers to access the content even if the journal’s website structure changes.

Authors are responsible for the content of their published work. This includes ensuring that the manuscript does not violate any intellectual property rights, contains accurate data, and adheres to ethical publishing standards.

Authors must also ensure that their work does not contain defamatory statements or unlawful content. Any disputes related to copyright or authorship must be resolved by the authors prior to submission.

The Journal of Economics and Business Letters is responsible for ensuring that all published content is distributed in accordance with its copyright policies. The journal also takes reasonable steps to prevent unauthorized use or distribution of its content.

The journal reserves the right to take appropriate action in cases of copyright infringement, including removal of content, legal action, or notification to relevant authorities.

After publication, authors are encouraged to actively promote and share their work to increase visibility and impact. Sharing may include uploading the article to institutional repositories, academic platforms, and social media, provided that proper attribution is maintained.

The journal supports the dissemination of knowledge and encourages collaboration among researchers. By allowing broad access to published work, the journal aims to contribute to the advancement of research in economics and business.

The journal reserves the right to update or modify its copyright policies as necessary to reflect changes in publishing standards or legal requirements. Authors and users are encouraged to review the copyright notice regularly for any updates.

Through this copyright policy, the Journal of Economics and Business Letters aims to balance the rights of authors with the need for open access and knowledge sharing. The journal is committed to supporting ethical publishing practices and ensuring that all published content is used responsibly and appropriately.

By submitting a manuscript to the journal, authors agree to comply with the terms outlined in this Copyright Notice.