International Publications in Economics and Business

In this paper, we discuss how to get good papers done in Economics, Business, and others and get them published in good journals. We first discuss how to get good theoretical papers done in Economics and Business, including the cost of capital, investors' behavioral models by using the cost of capital and conservative and representative heuristics, different types of utility functions and stochastic dominance, behaviors of risk averters and risk seekers, behaviors of investors with S-shaped and reversed S-shaped utility functions, almost stochastic dominance for risk averters and risk seekers, indifference curves, diversification, the mean-variance rule for risk averters and risk seekers, VaR and CVaR, Omega ratio, and first- and higher-order risk measures. We then discuss how to get good statistic and econometric papers done in Economics and Business, including investors' behavioral models by using cost of capital and conservative and representative heuristics, portfolio optimization, stochastic dominance, risk measures, unit root test, variance ratio test, and nonlinear causality and nonlinearity. We also discuss how to use programming and simulation to get good papers done in Economics, Business, and others and get them published in good journals. Thereafter, we will discuss the applications of the theoretical and econometric theories on some interesting issues, including robust estimation, behaviors of different types of investors, behaviors of risk averters and risk seekers, behaviors of investors with S-shaped and reversed S-shaped utility functions, diversification, stock and futures, financial crises, gold, housing, income inequality, asset management, cointegration, causality, and related models