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Title characteristics and citations in economics

AbstractWe investigate the relationship between article title characteristics and citations in economics using a large data set from Web of Science. Our results suggest that articles with a short title that also contains a non-alphanumeric character achieve a higher citation count.

Klaus Wohlrabe | Matthias Gnewuch | K. Wohlrabe | Matthias Gnewuch

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