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Advertising Specifications and Rates

Advertising is accepted for these Journals:

The American Economic Review (AER)
The Journal of Economic Literature (JEL)
The Journal of Economic Perspectives (JEP)

We do not offer advertising in the four American Economic Journals

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Advertising Schedule

Journal Month Published Copy Deadline
     
AER January 15 November, 2013
  February 15 December, 2013
  March 15 January, 2014
  April 15 January, 2014
  May* 15 February, 2014
  June 15 March, 2014
  July 15 April, 2014
  August 15 May, 2014
  September 15 June, 2014
  October 15 July, 2014
  November 15 August, 2014
  December 15 September, 2013
     
JEL March 15 December, 2013
  June 15 March, 2014
  September 15 June, 2014
  December 15 September, 2013
     
JEP February (Winter) 15 December, 2013
  May (Spring) 15 March, 2014
  August (Summer) 15 June, 2014
  November (Fall) 15 September, 2013

*AER May -- ads accepted for covers three and four only

Note: Copy not received by the deadline will run in the next issue.

Specifications

Color: Black and white only.
Resolution:  300dpi
Trim Size: 7 x 10 inches
Live Area: 5.5 x 8 inches

Please supply pdfs. Electronic files only; we do not accept original art work.

Advertising Rates

January 1 - December 31, 2013

Half Page
$ 950
Full Page
1500
Cover Three*
2000
Cover Four*
2400

*Not available in JEP
A discount for multiple ads is no longer available.

Tear Sheets

A tear sheet of the ad is furnished with our invoice. We do not send checking copies or free samples. You may purchase a single copy after publication for $15.00 prepayable. Visit our Publications website to learn more about our journals.

Payment

Payment is due within 30 days of invoice date. There are no agency discounts.

We reserve the right to require advance payment.

In order to avoid delay in the processing of orders from outside the United States, prepayment by check drawn on a U.S. Bank payable in U.S. dollars is required

You can mail, email or fax your Advertising Insertion Order form:

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Telephone 615.322.2595
Fax 615.343.7590

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Contents of Current Issues

Fall 2013 JEP

November 2013 AEJ: Policy

November 2013 AEJ: Micro

October 2013 AER

October 2013 AEJ: Applied

October 2013 AEJ: Macro

September 2013 JEL

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