Authorship Criteria

Authorship and Ethical Guidelines

Jurnal Ekonomi, Bisnis & Entrepreneurship (e-Journal)

1. Authorship Criteria

Authorship designation within the Jurnal Ekonomi, Bisnis & Entrepreneurship (e-Journal) is strictly reserved for individuals who have provided substantive intellectual input to the research. To legitimately qualify as an author, an individual must have contributed significantly to the following dimensions of the study:

• The foundational conception, methodological framework, or systematic data acquisition;

• The rigorous analysis and theoretical interpretation of the research outcomes; and

• The academic drafting or critical refinement of the manuscript's core intellectual substance.

Any contributor fulfilling these prerequisites must be officially designated as a co-author. Conversely, personnel offering solely administrative, logistical, technical, or linguistic support do not meet the threshold for authorship and should instead be properly credited within the Acknowledgements section. The designated corresponding author bears the ultimate responsibility of verifying that all co-authors have thoroughly examined the final manuscript, endorsed its contents, and explicitly consented to its formal submission.

2. Disclosure of Conflicts of Interest and Funding

To maintain academic transparency, all authors are required to declare any potential conflicts of interest—encompassing financial, commercial, or personal affiliations—that might be perceived to compromise the objectivity or integrity of their research. Additionally, all external funding sources, institutional grants, or financial sponsorships facilitating the study must be comprehensively detailed within the manuscript.

3. Errata and Corrections in Published Works

Should an author identify a substantial inaccuracy or fundamental error in their published manuscript, it is their ethical imperative to promptly inform the journal's editorial board. The author is expected to work collaboratively with the editors to formulate and publish an appropriate erratum, corrigendum, or, if circumstances necessitate, a formal retraction. In instances where the editorial team is notified of a potential discrepancy by a credible third party, the author is compelled to rapidly rectify the identified issue or supply verifiable evidence validating the original accuracy of the work.