The Journal of Political Economy is a scholarly publication that focuses on the intersection of economics and political science. It features research articles that explore how political institutions, policies, and economic systems interact and influence each other. The journal aims to advance understanding of economic theories and their implications for public policy. Founded in 1892, the journal is published by the University of Chicago Press. It is widely regarded as one of the leading academic journals in the field, attracting contributions from prominent economists and political scientists. The journal covers a range of topics, including economic theory, public finance, and labor economics.