Journal of Commerce and Trade

About the Journal

The Journal of Commerce and Trade aims to provide a dynamic platform for the publication of the highest quality research works and the delivery of this research with greatest impact to the widest possible audience through fair publication and ethical policies. Thus, Journal of Commerce and Trade was established in the year 2005 to foster techno-innovative approaches that demonstrate the potential to address all contemporary socio-economic-agro-industrial issues through the integration of research ideas from all over world. The Journal primarily focuses on the publication of new, bona-fide and contemporary research papers, articles, case studies and discussions in the field of commerce, economics, management, trade, law, information technology and education. Book reviews and biographies of the legends in above fields are also given place in the JCT. JCT is among the nation's most respected scholarly journals. It is an International Double-Blind-Reviewed (Peer Reviewed/ Refereed) and Indexed Bi-Annual journal. The Old UGC Approval Number of the Journal is 48687.

Journal Start Year: October 2005
Title: Journal of Commerce and Trade
ISSN: 0973-4503 (P) 2454-1702 (O)
Periodicity: Bi-Annual [2 issues per year]
Peer Review Process: Double Blind Peer Review Process
Website (SSL certified):https://jctindia.org/
Accessibility: Open Access
Country of Origin: India
Reach: International
Repositories (International): EconPapers, Idea
Preservation and Archiving: PKP PN, Journal website
Crossref DOI: 10.26703/JCT
Subject Areas: Read Aim and Scope
Article Acceptance Rate: nearly 31%
Impact Factor: 4.88
Language: English
Plagiarism Checker: Xcheck (License)
Publication Format: Print and Online
Contact No.: +91- 9412125893
Email: editorjct@gmail.com
Old UGC Recognition No.: 48687
Address: 25-Murari Puram, Garh Road, Meerut-250002, UP, India
ICV 2021: 82.48

Key Features of JCT:

Journal was listed in UGC with Journal No. 48687 (Till 14-06-2019)
Journal Publishes Bi-Annual in April and October
Online Article Submission
Standard Automated Peer Review Process
Open Access and Free Download Anytime
Impact Factor
Author Recieves A4 Size Full Colour Print Copy
Indexing and Archiving of Papers in World Class Repositories.

Chief Editor:

Professor Himanshu Agarwal (D. Litt.)
Professor, Faculty of Commerce and Business Administration,
D. N. College, Meerut-250002, UP, India

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Current Issue

Vol. 19 No. 2: October 2024

Technological developments, altering geopolitical dynamics, and evolving consumer behavior are all contributing to the evolution of the global commerce scene. As the Journal of Commerce and Trade, we understand that in order to remain competitive and prosper in this fast-paced world, companies, legislators, and economists must adjust to these changes.
Technology is changing how commodities and services are traded, especially in the areas of automation, blockchain, and artificial intelligence. These developments are expected to increase supply chain transparency, lower costs, and boost efficiency. Even the smallest companies can now access global markets thanks to e-commerce platforms that are growing trade networks. Strong cybersecurity and data protection measures are essential as international trade grows more digital in order to protect consumers and enterprises alike.
Furthermore, sustainability is now a key component of global trade rather than a secondary consideration. Businesses need to figure out how to match their operations with sustainable practices as consumers around the world want more environmentally friendly products. In order to encourage green technology and lower carbon footprints, trade policies will unavoidably change, making it harder for companies to develop while still being profitable.
Global trade is also significantly shaped by geopolitical changes. Trade wars, shifting alliances, and regulatory changes are factors that demand a level of agility and foresight from those navigating the international market. Companies must not only stay informed about trade policies but also understand the cultural and political nuances that influence cross-border commerce.
Adopting innovation, adaptability, and teamwork will be essential to our success going forward. Businesses can not only survive but also prosper in the dynamic global trade environment by adjusting to these changes, opening up new avenues for growth and changing the direction of trade.
This is 38^th edition of Journal of Commerce and Trade. I thank all editors, reviewers and authors for their constant and literary support.
Wishing you continued success and prosperity,

Published: 13-02-2025

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