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Who Refers To Whom: A Study of Research References and the Relationship between Research Reports and Final Publication

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Martin Shubik () (Yale University, School of Management)
Samuel McCarthy () (Yale University, Faculty of Arts & Sciences, Department of Economics (Box 8268))
Jianfeng Yu () (Yale University, Department of Statistics)

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The size and style of referencing for a large sample of 60 years of publications of the Cowles Foundation are examined. The influence of computerization is considered. Self-referencing is noted and some observations are made on the costs and distribution of research papers.

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Paper provided by Yale School of Management in its series Yale School of Management Working Papers with number ysm332.

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Keywords: Referencing Cost of Publication

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