The Journal of Neuroscience, Psychology, and Economics is a unique interdisciplinary journal that combines the fields of neuroscience, psychology, and economics, exploring their intersections at both theoretical and practical levels. This interdisciplinary approach provides researchers with a unique perspective to analyze and explain human behavior and decision-making processes.

The magazine pays special attention to research that combines empirical findings from neuroscience with psychological theories, and how these theories influence economic decision-making and market behavior. Journals encourage the publication of original research, review articles, case studies, and theoretical papers, which can be quantitative, qualitative, or conceptual, but must have clear interdisciplinary contributions. The readership of this journal includes neuroscientists, psychologists, economists, policy makers, as well as scholars and professionals with a profound interest in human behavior and decision-making.