The Journal of International Trade and Economic Development  serves as a significant academic platform in its field, focusing not only on current trends in international trade and economic development but also delving into how these trends impact economic growth and social welfare in different countries and regions. JITED encourages scholars to use multi-dimensional analytical methods, including macroeconomic models, microeconomic analysis, and empirical research, to assess the potential impact of trade policies, market access, foreign direct investment, and other factors on economic development.

The journal places special emphasis on research concerning developing countries, as these nations are often more susceptible to global economic fluctuations. It provides a forum for discussion and sharing of insights and strategies on how to promote economic growth through trade, reduce poverty and inequality, and achieve sustainable development goals. Additionally, the magazine pays attention to how technological advancements, environmental sustainability, and social policies interact with international trade and economic development. By publishing cutting-edge research in these areas, it aims to provide guidance and inspiration for policymakers, international organizations, academia, and the public interested in global economic integration.