Why fees?
Academic Exchange Quarterly is 100% self-supported. There are no sponsors or corporate owners. Read acceptance rate NOTE Journal's publication expenses editing-production-distribution are covered by subscription fees, royalty payments, and redactory fees. Academic Exchange Quarterly has optional redactory fees. You may avoid paying by adhering to journal's procedure/requirements... even though journal's average administrative cost to process one submission is around forty-five dollars. Other journals have established mandatory fees like submission, redactory, publication, processing or reprint fee. Rate varies, see examples: - Economic Inquiry Oxford University Press $100 members, $160 nonmembers - International Third World Studies Journal and Review University of Nebraska at Omaha $45 fee - Journal of Accounting Auditing and Finance New York University $125 fee - Journal of Entrepreneurial Finance and Business Ventures Syracuse University $75 fee - Journal of Financial Economics University of Rochester @ Harvard University $500 for subscribers, $550 for non-subscribers Referees are paid an honorarium out of the submission fee - Journal of Financial Education Villanova University $30 FEA members, $70 non-members - Journal of Financial Markets Yale School of Management $170 Used to defray the cost of having the paper refereed - Journal of Political Economy University of Chicago Press $75 for subscribers, $125 for non-subscribers Submission fees are used to pay for refereeing services - Journal of Social Change and Critical Inquiry University of Wollongong $45 fee - Social Problems The University of California Press $50 fee
May 2006
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