Trends in journal prices: an analysis of selected journals, 2000–2006

Claire Creaser · Sonya White

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ABSTRACT This paper presents summary results from an analysis of the institutional subscription prices for journals in biomedical and social sciences, for a selection of 11 publishers. Overall price, price per page, and price per point of impact factor have been examined for the period 2000–2006. Considerable variation was found between publishers both in their overall levels of price and in the rates of increase observed over the period. There is some evidence that not‐for‐profit publishers may, on average, offer better value for money in terms of price per page and price per point of impact factor, but this is far from conclusive.

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2000Influence and reputation in the social sciences – how much do researchers agree?2007Trends in scholarly journal prices 2000-2006 2004Scholarly Journal Prices: Selected Trends and Comparisons

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