Wiley Economics, Business, and Finance

How does dynamic pricing affect consumer welfare? With 43 news outlet mentions and 9 citations, research in Econometrica examined personalized pricing and the value of time using evidence from auctioned cab rides. Read the research ➡️ https://ow.ly/8xuc50Z5lkh

Your monthly roundup of Call for Papers 📢 Looking for your next publication home? Here are the open CFPs across Business, Economics, Accounting and Finance journals published with Wiley this month. Links in the comments ⬇️

New topical collection from Agricultural & Applied Economics Association (AAEA): Behavioral Interventions, Information, and Consumer Choice in Food and Agriculture. Read now! 🔗https://ow.ly/lSom50Z4HlF

What makes analysts curious? When does humility win funding? And what happens to a "nice" CEO when the economy turns? Three new research insights from The Strategic Management Society — published in the Strategic Management Journal and Strategic Entrepreneurship Journal. 🔗https://ow.ly/lLmV50YWi4V

Why publish with Wiley? Because submitting should be the easy part. 92% of authors found Wiley's Research Exchange easy to use. It automatically extracts titles, abstracts, and affiliations from your manuscript — no copying, no pasting, no starting over. Read the blog 🔗 https://ow.ly/xjCL50YV1nw

🗓️ New month, new research. Our April edit of research fresh from our journals. Explore the latest issues from across our Business, Economics, Finance and Accounting journals. Links to the issues in the comments ⬇️

New topical collection from Agricultural & Applied Economics Association (AAEA) Crop Insurance Design, Fiscal Risk, and Farm-Level Outcomes. 12 studies examining how insurance programs affect taxpayer costs, farm revenue, lending, and equity. 🔗https://ow.ly/5fMw50YNC8j

Your monthly roundup of Call for Papers 📢 Looking for your next publication home? Here are the open CFPs across Business, Economics, Accounting and Finance journals published with Wiley this month — from AI-driven digital transformation to the geography of technology. Links in the comments ⬇️

Research you should know this week 🔎 Three studies making waves across business and economics this week — with Altmetric scores up to 199, reflecting their reach across news, policy, and social media. Links to the research in the comments ⬇️

Your research can inform decisions, markets, and policy, but only if it’s seen. In February 2026, Business, Economics, Finance and Accounting research on Wiley Online Library reached 1.9 million views. Get your work seen ➡️https://ow.ly/5Mzt50YHhEa

Does economic freedom reduce inequality — or make it worse? Research in Southern Economic Journal synthesized decades of evidence to find out. Featured in 59 news outlets. 27 citations. Altmetric score: 288. Read the research ➡️ https://ow.ly/Qc5B50YFUGU

Search Business, Economics, Accounting and Finance journals, compare metrics side by side, and find the right home for your work, all in one place. Our Journal Finder makes the next step easy ➡️ https://ow.ly/i6TX50YFhso

For World Health Day, we're highlighting research from our new virtual issue, covering insurance protection gaps across South Asia and sub-Saharan Africa, and what COVID-19 revealed about health system design. Article links in the comments ⬇️ Virtual issue 🔗 https://ow.ly/OBvT50YF23W

Is being technologically distinct worth the cost? And what kept Toyota in the global top 50 when every other Japanese firm fell away? Two new research insights from The Strategic Management Society — both published in the Strategic Management Journal. Read the insights 🔗 https://ow.ly/B1rV50YCZKc