Does open access really make sense? A closer look at chemistry, economics, and mathematics

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Abstract

This article briefly reviews concepts and models associated with open access publishing. It provides a set of data about the frequency of public funding support for research published in leading journals in the disciplines of Chemistry, Economics, and Mathematics. Funding differences by discipline are highlighted. The authors' intent is not to draw broad conclusions but simply to inform the wider discussion of open access.

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Navin, J. C., & Starratt, J. (2007). Does open access really make sense? A closer look at chemistry, economics, and mathematics. College and Research Libraries. Association of College and Research Libraries. https://doi.org/10.5860/crl.68.4.323

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