The Journal of Applied Microeconometrics (JAME) is an internationally peer reviewed and periodical open access e-journal covering any issues in theoretical and applied microeconometrics. The journal also covers quantitative research in microeconomics. The main topicssubject areas of the journal are as follows: 

• Estimation and Testing
• Robust Regression
• Discrete Choice Modelling
• Models for Count Data
• Duration Models
• Limited Dependent Variables
• Microeconometric Theory
• Bayesian Microeconometrics
• Big Data and Machine Learning in Microeconometrics
• Spatial Econometrics
• Non-Parametric Regression

JAME aims to serve as a platform for high quality research in applied microeconometrics. The scope of the Journal includes any papers dealing with identification, modelling, estimation, testing and prediction issues encountered in the analysis of individual-level data on the economic behavior of individuals or firms using regression methods for microeconometric data i.e. cross sectional data, repeated cross- sectional data, pool data, cohort and panel data etc. The journal also accepts case study articles written for both developing and developed countries.