The error was published in part because it appeared in a special issue of the American Economic Review devoted to papers presented at annual meetings of the American Economic Association.
For one thing, paywall experiments like the one at The New York Times Co. have started to bear fruit, showing that there might be a workable economic model for papers in the age of digital distribution.
America's top economic-research institute publishes new academic papers on its website every week, long before they are picked up by economic journals.
Graham Brookes is an agricultural economist with the UK-based consultancy business PG Economics and author of 13 peer reviewed papers on the economic and environmental impact of genetically engineered crops.
If you browse through the working papers circulated by the National Bureau of Economic Research (at www.nber.org) you will find that in 2003 alone Mr Levitt wrote or co-wrote seven.
Indeed, the minority staff of Congress' Joint Economic Committee has a study underway, and academics are already churning out papers on the proper tax treatment of pretend online worlds with their own economies and commerce.
Many state papers including Global Times and China Daily call the Brics a political and economic force that will help promote a fairer and more equal international order.
There are reams of papers showing that the physical and mental health of a population are important for economic growth, the better both are the more growth there will be.
" Referring to economic challenges such as declining readership and weak advertising revenue, he warned that eroding readership means many papers face "the possibility of nearly unending losses.
The potential deal is, "clearly against the economic interests of both the entity that is management and its component members, " Mr. Katan said in court papers.