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An Analysis of the Determinants of Co-authorship in Economics

The results suggest that the probability of co-authorship in economics is shown to be dependent on the authors' field of academic study, the pressure they may feel to publish, their rank in academia, and the quality of the article.

Kevin L. Ross | M. J. Piette | Michael J. Piette

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