Guidelines for submission abstract / full paper:

Submission of a paper to the Conference will be taken to imply that it represents original work not previously published, and it is not being considered elsewhere for publication, and that if accepted for presentation, it will not be published anywhere without the consent of the Conference Organizing Committee. The articles so received are subject to double-blind review process and are then subject to approval by the Conference Organizing Committee.

Submissions should be written in English, typed in double spacing with wide margins (3 cm) on one side of standard paper. The title page should contain the title, the name, institutional affiliation(s), full postal address, telephone/fax number and E-mail of each author as well as JEL classification and key words. In the event that, there is more than one author, indication should be made as to which author is responsible for correspondence. In case the author(s) is provided grant or any type of financial support from any organization or institution, this should be spelled out clearly below the key words. Footnotes, if any, should be numbered consecutively with superscript arithmetic numerals at the foot of each page. Figures and tables should be on separate sheets and have descriptive titles. References in the text should follow the author-date format and followed, if necessary, by the page numbers [for example, Hemphill (1974, 637)]. References should be listed alphabetically in the style of Oxford Economic Review:

Submission deadlines:

Researchers and academicians are invited to submit either a detailed abstract or paper online to conference@nrb.org.np by 1 January 2012. The abstracts should be sufficiently detailed to allow judging by the Scientific Committee of its merits, but should be limited to 300 words. Please click here (abstract form.doc) to download the abstract form.

Submitters will be notified by 15 January 2012 whether or not the abstract submission has been accepted. All accepted presenters will have to submit their full paper by 30 March 2012.