Article Processing Charges (APC)
Artha: Journal of Economics, Business and Management implements an Article Processing Charges (APC) policy to support management costs, editorial processes,peer review, editing, production, publishing, archiving, and maintenance of journal systems.
1. Article Processing Fee
Authors are charged an article processing fee after the manuscript is declared accepted for publication.
Article Processing Charge (APC): Rp 100.000
These fees are not charged at the time of submission and payment is not a consideration in editorial decisions or results.peer review.
2. Payment Terms
APC payments are made after the author receives a Letter of Acceptance (LoA) or official notification that the article has been accepted for publication.
Information regarding payment methods and official journal accounts will be conveyed by the journal manager through official communication.
Authors are not permitted to make payments to reviewers or other parties not officially appointed by the journal.
3. Submission Fee
The Artha: Journal of Economics, Business and Management does not charge a submission fee. This allows authors to submit manuscripts and participate in the editorial process.peer reviewno fees at the application stage.
4. Peer Review Fees
There are no additional fees for the peer review process. Manuscript assessment is based on academic considerations and is not influenced by the author's ability or willingness to pay the APC.
5. Waiver and Fee Reduction
Under certain circumstances, journals may consider waiving or reducing the APC based on editorial policy and justifiable circumstances.waiveror fee reductions must be submitted to the journal manager before the payment process and do not affect the independence of editorial decisions.
6. Refund Policy
APCs paid are generally non-refundable once the article production and publication process has begun. However, in the event of an administrative error or special circumstances at the hands of the journal, a refund request may be considered by the journal management.
7. Cost Transparency
All costs associated with publication will be disclosed openly to authors on the official JArtha: Journal of Economics, Business and Management website. There are no hidden fees beyond those stated in the journal's policies.
Statement
The Artha: Journal of Economics, Business and Management is committed to maintaining transparency and independence in its editorial process. Payment of the Article Processing Charge does not guarantee acceptance or publication of an article. Each article must still meet the journal's academic, editorial, and peer review requirements.
Role of Funding
Artha: Journal of Economics, Business and Management is committed to maintaining transparency regarding sources of research funding and publication of articles. Funding information must be clearly stated to prevent conflicts of interest and maintain academic integrity.
1. Research Funding
Authors are required to include sources of research funding that support the article, if the research receives funding from:
- Government institutions
- College
- Research institute
- Organization or foundation
- Private companies or institutions
- International institutions
- Research grants
- Other funding sources
Funding information may include the name of the funding agency, grant or contract number (if available), and the form of support provided.
2. Unfunded Research
If the research does not receive special funding, the author must include the following statement:
Funding: This research received no specific grant from any funding agency in the public, commercial, or not-for-profit sectors.
3. Independence of Fund Providers
Funders must not influence:
- Research design
- Data collection
- Data analysis and interpretation
- Decision to publish research results
- Article writing
- Journal editorial decisions
If the funder has any involvement in any of these stages, the author is obliged to disclose this transparently.
4. Publication Funding
Costs associated with the article publication process, including Article Processing Charges (APCs) where applicable, are part of the journal's publication costs and do not influence editorial decisions or peer review outcomes. Payment of an APC does not guarantee acceptance or publication of an article.
5. Funding Transparency
Funding information must be included in the article in the Funding or Acknowledgments section, in accordance with journal regulations. Authors are responsible for the accuracy of the funding information provided.
Funding Statement
To maintain transparency, the Artha: Journal of Economics, Business and Management recommends using the following statement:
If funding is obtained:
Funding: This research was funded by [Name of Funding Agency] under Grant/Award Number [Number].
If you don't get funding:
Funding: This research received no specific grant from any funding agency in the public, commercial, or not-for-profit sectors.
Artha: Journal of Economics, Business and Management does not consider funding sources as a factor in determining the scientific merit of an article. Publication decisions are still based on academic quality, originality, relevance, research integrity, and the results of the peer review process.