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Q3

Indian Growth and Development Review

Emerald Group Publishing Ltd.

United KingdomBusiness and International Management (Q3); Economics and Econometrics (Q3); Geography, Planning and Development (Q3)ISSN-matched source record
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Q3Ranking
—Impact Factor (year unverified)
19H-index (SCImago 2025)
0.285SJR (2025)
2008-2026Coverage

About Indian Growth and Development Review

Indian Growth and Development Review is a scholarly journal published by Emerald Group Publishing Ltd.. SCImago 2025 lists it in Q3, with an SJR of 0.285 and H-index of 19.

Coverage: 2008-2026. Research categories: Business and International Management (Q3); Economics and Econometrics (Q3); Geography, Planning and Development (Q3).

Source-backed journal facts

ISSN(s)1753-8254, 1753-8262
ISSN-L1753-8254
Source typeJournal
Publisher / hosting organisationEmerald Publishing Limited
Publisher country codeGB
Fully open access (OpenAlex)Not marked as fully open access; hybrid options may exist
DOAJ flag (OpenAlex)Not listed in OpenAlex metadata; this is not a direct DOAJ check
Works recorded in OpenAlex259
Citations recorded in OpenAlex2,716
OpenAlex H-index24
Years represented in OpenAlex2008–2026 (not the founding or closing dates)

Topics in published research

Fiscal Policy and Economic Growth; Economic Growth and Productivity; Global trade and economics; Monetary Policy and Economic Impact; Income, Poverty, and Inequality; Economic Theory and Policy.

OpenAlex classifies topics from published works. These topics are not the publisher’s official aims and scope.

Source: OpenAlex source record. Retrieved 2026-10-03. Source record updated 2026-10-02. OpenAlex metrics are different from SCImago metrics and the Clarivate Journal Impact Factor.

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