The Journal of Public Finance and Public Choice is an academic journal dedicated to the fields of public finance and public choice theory. This magazine provides a platform for scholars to exchange and explore public economic issues, including tax policies, government spending, budget decisions, provision of public goods and services, and individual choice behavior in political and economic processes. As an academic journal, it may publish various types of research articles, such as theoretical discussions, empirical analysis, case studies, policy evaluations, and reviews. These studies typically employ interdisciplinary methods such as economics, political science, statistics, and econometrics to conduct in-depth analysis of complex issues in public finance and public choice.

This magazine aims to provide the latest research findings and theoretical developments for researchers, policy makers, government officials, and students in the fields of public finance and public choice. Through these studies, readers can better understand the role of government in economic activities, the formation process of public policies, and the behavioral patterns of individuals and collectives in public decision-making.