Current Issue
Vol. 1 No. 02 (2026)
The Journal of Economics, Business and Insight (JEBI), published by RND Digital, releases its second issue of the first volume (Vol. 1, No. 2, March 2026; eISSN: 3123-1861, pISSN: 3124-1271), featuring diverse empirical and qualitative research across regional economics, strategic management, public finance, and marketing. In macroeconomics and public administration, Wiarta et al. examine the impact of domestic (PMDN) and foreign direct investment (PMA) on the economic growth of Jambi Province using multiple linear regression, while Siswoyo et al. evaluate how Local Own-Source Revenue (PAD) and Intergovernmental Balancing Funds determine capital expenditure allocations in Jambi City. These studies offer valuable data-driven insights into macroeconomic planning, regional fiscal decentralization, and infrastructure development in Indonesia. In corporate management and business dynamics, Fafandi & Ruziah explore how transformational leadership, effective communication, and employee motivation influence productivity at PT Mitra Kiara Indonesia. Concurrently, Ihsan & Ruziah investigate product quality consistency and consumer purchasing behavior within local MSMEs in Musi Banyuasin, and Ruziah & Suwandi analyze social media promotional tactics, service differentiation, and sales performance in beauty service MSMEs in Jakarta. Together, the articles in this issue emphasize the vital interplay between organizational leadership, consumer perception, and adaptive digital strategies in fostering operational success and economic growth.
Published: 2026-03-31
Articles
Journal of Economics, Business and Insight (JEBI) E-ISSN : 3123-1861 | P-ISSN : 3124-1271 focuses on publishing high-quality research articles, reviews, and conceptual papers in the fields of economics, business, and innovation. The journal aims to become a medium for exchanging ideas, theories, and empirical studies that provide significant contributions to academic development and practical solutions for industry and policymakers. JEBI emphasizes interdisciplinary approaches by encouraging research that integrates economics, technology, entrepreneurship, and management. The journal is dedicated to fostering innovation, critical thinking, and sustainable business practices that can address challenges in the global and local economy.
Scope of JEBI covers a wide range of topics related to economics and business, including but not limited to:
- Economics and Policy Studies: Macroeconomics, microeconomics, monetary economics, fiscal policy, development economics, and global trade.
- Business Management and Strategy: Corporate strategy, business innovation, digital transformation, and organizational leadership.
- Entrepreneurship and MSMEs: Entrepreneurial ecosystems, startup development, creative economy, and small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) growth.
- Finance and Accounting: Financial management, corporate finance, investment strategies, risk management, and accounting practices.
- Marketing and Consumer Behavior: Branding, market research, digital marketing strategies, and consumer psychology.
- Human Resource and Organizational Development: Talent management, organizational culture, performance evaluation, and employee engagement.
- Sustainability and Corporate Responsibility: Green business models, sustainable development goals (SDGs), and social entrepreneurship.
The journal also welcomes articles that explore emerging trends and disruptive innovations in economics and business. This includes studies on the integration of digital technology such as artificial intelligence, blockchain, financial technology (FinTech), and e-commerce in shaping the future of economic and business landscapes. Research on topics such as digital marketing analytics, smart cities, and the role of technology in enhancing business competitiveness is highly encouraged.
JEBI places a strong emphasis on supporting research that has a direct impact on society and policymaking. Therefore, the journal accepts articles that discuss public policies, regional economic development, poverty alleviation, and inclusive growth strategies. Studies that focus on the sustainable development of local communities and the empowerment of small businesses are especially prioritized to align with the needs of developing economies.
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