Could Long Term Shifts of Publishing Sector Dominance among the Top 100 Physical Science Journals Slow Rates of Invoice Inflation?

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Main Author: Stankus, Tony
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Language:en
Published: 1995
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contents Could Long Term Shifts of Publishing Sector Dominance among the Top 100 Physical Science Journals Slow Rates of Invoice Inflation? Stankus, Tony Competition Costs Inflation (Economics) Library Collection Development Nonprofit Organizations Periodicals Publishing Industry Sciences Discusses factors involved in journal competition such as price, volume of literature, the not-for-profit and for-profit sectors, as well as foreign literature quality. Presents results of a study to gauge the stability of impact factor leadership in physical sciences journals by identifying the top 100 journals in 1983 and 1993. (Author/JKP)
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spellingShingle Could Long Term Shifts of Publishing Sector Dominance among the Top 100 Physical Science Journals Slow Rates of Invoice Inflation?
Stankus, Tony
Competition
Costs
Inflation (Economics)
Library Collection Development
Nonprofit Organizations
Periodicals
Publishing Industry
Sciences
Could Long Term Shifts of Publishing Sector Dominance among the Top 100 Physical Science Journals Slow Rates of Invoice Inflation? Stankus, Tony Competition Costs Inflation (Economics) Library Collection Development Nonprofit Organizations Periodicals Publishing Industry Sciences Discusses factors involved in journal competition such as price, volume of literature, the not-for-profit and for-profit sectors, as well as foreign literature quality. Presents results of a study to gauge the stability of impact factor leadership in physical sciences journals by identifying the top 100 journals in 1983 and 1993. (Author/JKP)
title Could Long Term Shifts of Publishing Sector Dominance among the Top 100 Physical Science Journals Slow Rates of Invoice Inflation?
topic Competition
Costs
Inflation (Economics)
Library Collection Development
Nonprofit Organizations
Periodicals
Publishing Industry
Sciences
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ523187