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Refereed and nonrefereed economic journals : a guide for publishing opportunities
Miller, A. C. - 1988
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EconLit with full text
2002
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EconLit
2002
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Replication studies in economics : how many and which papers are chosen for replication, and why?
Müller-Langer, Frank; Fecher, Benedikt; Harhoff, Dietmar; … - 2018
We investigate how often replication studies are published in empirical economics and what types of journal articles … are eventually replicated. We find that from 1974 to 2014 0.10% of publications in the Top 50 economics journals were …
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Bibliography of the published writings of John Stuart Mill
MacMinn, Ney (contributor); Mill, John Stuart (contributor) - 1945
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Crises and cycles in economic dictionaries and encyclopaedias
Besomi, Daniele (ed.) - 2012
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Bibliometric indicators and analysis of research systems
Okubo, Yoshiko - 1997
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Social sciences citation index / Annual : compact disc edition with abstracts
Institute for Scientific Information <Philadelphia, Pa.> - Philadelphia, Pa : Institute for Scientific Information - 1986 -
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Evaluation of the world food literature : results of an international survey
Mann, Eric John (ed.) - 1967
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Does data disclosure increase citations? : empirical evidence from a natural experiment in leading economics journals
McCabe, Mark J.; Müller-Langer, Frank - 2019
Does data disclosure have an impact on citations? Four leading economics journals introduced a data disclosure policy … enjoy citations benefits of 22%, 32% and 44%, respectively. Our pre- and post-publication citation data allow us to identify …
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