The "Review of Economics of the Household" serves as an academic journal focused on household economic behavior, providing a platform for in-depth research and discussion for economists, sociologists, policymakers, and scholars interested in household economic decision-making. The journal encourages the use of diverse research methods, including quantitative analysis, case studies, and experimental economics, to fully understand the patterns of behavior and decision-making logic of households in different economic environments.

The content of the journal covers various aspects such as household consumption, savings, investment, labor supply, and educational choices, aiming to explore the motivations behind household economic decisions and analyze how these decisions affect the well-being of family members and the development of the socio-economy. Additionally, the journal pays attention to issues such as resource allocation within the family, gender roles, and intergenerational transfers, which help to reveal the impact of family structure and relationships on economic behavior.