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    The document outlines guidelines for submitting an article to the International Journal of Financial, Accounting, and Management, including formatting requirements and sections. The article should be between 6,000-10,000 words and include an abstract between 180-250 words. Key sections include an introduction, literature review, methodology, results and discussion with tables and/or figures, and a conclusion. References must be in APA style with at least 15 references from the last 5 years.

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    Goodwood Publishing IJFAM Template

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    The document outlines guidelines for submitting an article to the International Journal of Financial, Accounting, and Management, including formatting requirements and sections. The article should be between 6,000-10,000 words and include an abstract between 180-250 words. Key sections include an introduction, literature review, methodology, results and discussion with tables and/or figures, and a conclusion. References must be in APA style with at least 15 references from the last 5 years.

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    Title of the study (maximum 12 words)

    (Please submit the authors’ names, email (corresponding author, and co-author/s’ email/s) *institution
    email suggested, country, and affiliation/institution through OJS/web since IJFAM uses double-
    blind review)

    Abstract
    Purpose: Write in simple words the objective(s)/aim(s) of this study.
    Methodology/approach: Tell the place, name, brand, type of tools, methods, software, review, and
    survey that have been used to do the study/research
    Results/findings: Write the main results or findings from the research
    Limitations: State a brief limitation of the study
    Contribution: Tell how this study can give a contribution. To whom, what study area, discipline, etc.
    Novelty: Write the novelty of this study in clear words.

    Keywords: keyword 1, keyword 2, keyword 3, ….. (min. 3 keywords, max. 5 keywords)

    Please note that the abstract should be:


    - In Times New Roman
    - In 11 pt
    - In one/single space
    - In normal margin
    - In justify paragraph format
    - Between 180-250 words

    Please note that the article should be:


    - In Times New Roman font
    - In one/single space
    - In normal margin
    - In justify paragraph format
    - Between 6.000-10.000 words including abstract and references
    - No more than 25% of plagiarism level (Turnitin)

    *Authors are allowed to independently check plagiarism using Turnitin on the condition
    that the Turnitin system must be 'no repository' and the result is attached when submitting.

    Heading and subheading format:


    1. Heading 1 (Times New Roman, 12 pt, Bold)
    1.1. Subheading 1 (Times New Roman, 11 pt, bold & italic)
    1.1.1. Subheading 2 (Times New Roman, 11 pt, italic, no bold)
    1.1.1.1. Subheading 3 (Times New Roman, 11 pt, normal)

    1. Introduction
    Provide the background of the study concisely. In this section, the author/s should discuss the research
    problem in apparent sentences. Also, discuss the motivation of the study. Provide in-text references in
    APA style for all the facts that are presented here.

    2. Literature review and hypothesis/es development


    Related work of previous researchers should be presented. Minimum 10-15 good and at least in the
    last 5 years works should be presented. This section can be merged with the introduction section as
    well. Here, the author(s) can discuss the research gap that this study is going to cover. Provide in-text

    International Journal of Financial, Accounting, and Management (IJFAM)


    citation in APA style, e.g. According to Harris (2020), lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur
    adipiscing elit. Harris (2020) said that lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit.
    Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. (Harris, 2001). For more detail guidelines of
    citation, please visit: https://aut.ac.nz.libguides.com/APA6th/intextcitation .

    3. Methodology
    Present the materials, methods, survey, questionnaire etc., used for the study. Author/s should explain
    whether this study is experimental, review study, or simulation-based or survey-based. Discuss
    software and hardware used during the study with their brand names. Mention all research conditions,
    assumptions, and theories followed. This section should be easy enough for any reader to repeat the
    study under similar conditions.

    4. Results and discussion


    Provide logical and scientific analysis of the study's findings—present pieces of evidence to support
    your analysis by citing the work of earlier researchers or existing theories.
    *Table conditions. Use only horizontal-outside borders, the title of the table is in the left, times new
    roman, 11 pt, align left, normal (without bold and italic). The table is placed in the center. Give the
    source of the table under the table.

    Table 1. Relationship between reliability and customer satisfaction


    Predictor Unstd Std T Sig – value
    Coefficients Coefficients
    Std. Error Beta(β)
    (Constant) .767 11.575 .000
    Reliability .201 .693 14.844 .000
    Source: Processed data by SPSS (2022)

    *Figure conditions. The figure is placed in the center. The title and the source of the figure are placed
    in the center.

    Figure 1. Blockchain distributed ledger technology


    Source: Adapted from Rawat and Doku (2020)

    5. Conclusion
    Conclusion should consist of conclusion, limitation, and suggestion.

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    5.1. Conclusion
    The conclusion should be written in apparent structures. It should explain how the objectives of the
    study are accomplished.
    5.2. Limitation
    No study covers all aspects of the research problem. The author/s should discuss the limitations or
    gaps of this study.
    5.3. Suggestion
    Provide suggestions based on the findings and limitations of this study.

    Acknowledgment
    The author/s should present a list of acknowledgments at the end. Any financial or nonfinancial
    support for the study should be acknowledged.

    References
    It is highly recommended to use reference tools such as EndNote, Mendeley, Zotero, etc.
    - All references must be in APA style. For more detail
    - Attach at least 15 references and 50% is in the last 5 years.
    - 50% of references are highly recommended from primary sources.
    - The references should be sorted in ascending order.
    - For more detail guideline for referencing, please visit:
    https://aut.ac.nz.libguides.com/APA6th/referencelist

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