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The Economics of Professional Journal Pricing

https://doi.org/10.5860/crl_57_01_09
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University libraries and pricing practices by publishers of scholarly journals
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Cost of Chemistry Journals to One Academic Library, 1980–1990
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Perspectives on Firm Serials Prices
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Recent pricing patterns in British journal publishing
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Pricing by geography: British journal pricing 1986, including developments in other countries
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Report of the ARL serials prices project
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ALA/ACRL journal prices in academic libraries discussion group. Copyright: The TRLN document, “University policy regarding faculty publications in scientific and technical scholarly journals”
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A Note on Price Discrimination by Academic Journals
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Price Discrimination in Academic Journals
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Variations in Journal Prices:
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A Longitudinal Study of Journal Prices in a Research Library
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Publisher Monopoly Power and Third-Degree Price Discrimination of Scholarly Journals
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Economics of the Scholarly Journal
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Academic Library Responses to Journal Price Discrimination
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The Economics of Economics Journals: A Statistical Analysis of Pricing Practices by Publishers (Research Note)
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Journal Price Escalation and the Market for Information: The Librarians' Solution

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