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The Determinants of Library Subscription Prices of the Top-Ranked Economics Journals: An Econometric Analysis

George A. Chressanthis · June D. Chressanthis

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This article estimates the determinants of library prices for the top-ranked academic economics journals. The findings reveal that variations in library prices across these journals are consistent with hypotheses derived from demand and supply theory.

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1978Specification Tests in Econometrics 1983Assessing the Relative Impacts of Economics Journals 1978On the optimal provision of journals qua sometimes shared goods.

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