We recommend that an auction market replace the current system for submitting academic papers and show a strict Pareto-improvement in equilibrium. Besides the benefit of speed, this mechanism increases the average quality of articles and journals and rewards editors and referees for their effort. The "academic dollar" proceeds from papers sold at auction go to authors, editors and referees of cited articles. This nonpecuniary income indicates the academic impact of an article-facilitating decisions on tenure and promotion. This auction market does not require more work of editors
Abstract: A new business model for scholarly journals, open access, has gained wide attention recent...
A major factor underlying several of scholarship's most pressing problems is its antiquated journal ...
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Abstract. Economic articles are published very slowly. We recommend that an auc-tion market replace ...
Economic articles are published very slowly. We believe this results from the poor incentives refere...
This paper describes the basis of citation auctions as a new approach to selecting scientific papers...
The scientific community has been suffering from peer review for decades. This process (also called ...
We compare the most common methods for selling a company or other asset when participation is costly...
Three changes in the academic publication system are proposed: reviewer accreditation, an article ma...
This paper provides a dynamic analysis of the market for academic publications. Given imperfect info...
Despite growing interest in traditional and Internet auctions, the marketing literature on auctions ...
This study argues that there is a formal market for journal manuscript articles. The traits of this ...
Prüfer, J., & Zetland, D. (2007). An Auction Market for Journal Articles. (TILEC Discussion Pap...
Abstract: A new business model for scholarly journals, open access, has gained wide attention recent...
This paper provides a dynamic analysis of the market for academic publications. Given imperfect info...
Abstract: A new business model for scholarly journals, open access, has gained wide attention recent...
A major factor underlying several of scholarship's most pressing problems is its antiquated journal ...
© 2003 Resources for the Future. All rights reserved. No portion of this paper may be reproduced wit...
Abstract. Economic articles are published very slowly. We recommend that an auc-tion market replace ...
Economic articles are published very slowly. We believe this results from the poor incentives refere...
This paper describes the basis of citation auctions as a new approach to selecting scientific papers...
The scientific community has been suffering from peer review for decades. This process (also called ...
We compare the most common methods for selling a company or other asset when participation is costly...
Three changes in the academic publication system are proposed: reviewer accreditation, an article ma...
This paper provides a dynamic analysis of the market for academic publications. Given imperfect info...
Despite growing interest in traditional and Internet auctions, the marketing literature on auctions ...
This study argues that there is a formal market for journal manuscript articles. The traits of this ...
Prüfer, J., & Zetland, D. (2007). An Auction Market for Journal Articles. (TILEC Discussion Pap...
Abstract: A new business model for scholarly journals, open access, has gained wide attention recent...
This paper provides a dynamic analysis of the market for academic publications. Given imperfect info...
Abstract: A new business model for scholarly journals, open access, has gained wide attention recent...
A major factor underlying several of scholarship's most pressing problems is its antiquated journal ...
© 2003 Resources for the Future. All rights reserved. No portion of this paper may be reproduced wit...