Economic Journal

Japanese: エコノミック･ジャーナル（英語表記）Economic Journal

A world-renowned academic journal on economics. It was first published in 1891 as the journal of the British Economic Association, which was established in London in 1890 through the efforts of A. Marshall and others. It is a quarterly publication. In 1902 the association received a royal charter and changed its name to the Royal Economic Society, and is known as the national economics society in the UK. When it was first published it was literally world-class, and even today, despite the dramatic increase in similar academic journals, it remains one of the world's leading purely academic specialized journals on economics.

Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information

Japanese:

世界的に権威のある経済学術雑誌。A.マーシャルらの尽力によって1890年ロンドンに創設されたイギリス経済学協会British Economic Associationの機関誌として91年創刊された。季刊。同協会は1902年勅許状を得て王立経済学会Royal Economic Societyと改称，イギリスの全国的経済学会として知られる。創刊当時は文字どおり世界第一級，類似の学術誌が激増した今日でも世界有数の純学術的経済学の専門雑誌である。

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