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According to Google Analytics, IDEAS got traffic from 243 countries and territories this year to date. This includes the Vatican, St. Helena, Antarctica, the U.S. Outlying Islands, and North Korea.
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Which countries use IDEAS the most? Google Analytics can answer, but it is tainted by bot activity, thus not a true representation of human visitors:
China
Singapore
United States
Brazil
India
Philippines
Vietnam
Germany
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RePEc also indexes software components: replication code, useful scripts, programs mentioned in handbooks, etc.
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The RePEc Biblio seeks to highlight the most important paper in any field, sub-filed etc. of economics. Human edited. Looking for more editors!
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RE: https://sciences.social/@czimm_economist/117111037226864625
And if your seminars are public online, advertise them on the Economics Virtual Seminar Calendar
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If you are starting to look for seminar speakers in the fall season, this tool may be helpful in identifying some
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When the email address of a RePEc registered author turns bad, they stop counting towards the statistics of their affiliation(s): we presume the author has either moved or died. We have about 3800 such cases. We welcome notifications of new addresses or death.
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RE: https://sciences.social/@czimm_economist/117076950189073314
7500 bounces, about 30 containing new coordinates...
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If you want your local working paper series listed on RePEc, like close to 6000 others, here are the instructions:
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In the midst of doing the monthly RePEc mailing to authors. As every Summer, thousands of vacation bounces that need to be looked at in case someone announces a change of email. Thanks to those making those bounces interesting instead of the bland template!
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Do you have questions about RePEc? There are FAQs!
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On IDEAS you can search within a JEL code or with a series or journal. Navigate to the respective listing page to find the search form.
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CollEc is a RePEc project that analyzes the co-authorship network in economics, determines centrality, betweenness and the shortest path between any two authors.
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RePEc sites receive a substantial amount of traffic from search engines. If you are looking for economics literature, you are probably better served searching directly on RePEc, as there are custom options
https://ideas.repec.org/search.html
https://econpapers.repec.org/scripts/search.pf -
Another month passed and we started computing the new stats. Make sure your author profile is up-to-date, especially if you are moving (affiliation, email, homepage)
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RE: https://sciences.social/@czimm_economist/117009163884498427
They are still hitting, but the resources they were consuming have been turned off, so minimal consequences for humans now.
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IDEAS is once again under stress from bots, mostly from China with up to 300 requests a second. Some service may not work.
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Help us maintain good author data in RePEc: make sure your coordinates and affiliations are current, report to us address corrections and deaths. Then we do not have to search or inquire about them
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Data from RePEc is used for various studies. Here is a listing of those we know about
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If there is anything wrong or missing content-wise on RePEc sites, there is always a contact email with a publisher for complaints. For functional issues only, contact RePEc
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RePEc has a listing of about 900 economics associations and societies. Amendments to their records and additions are always welcome.
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If you search for Smith (1776) or Kydland Prescott (1977) on IDEAS, you get the relevant references with more details. For this or other search tricks, see:
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RePEc content includes 4.9 million works that are available online. Will we reach 5 millions by the end of the year?
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MyIDEAS allows you to follow additions to RePEc for your favorite JEL codes. Currently, the most popular ones are:
E Macro/Money
O EcDev/Growth
I Health/Educ/Welfare
G Finance
J Labor
F Interntl
H Public
R Urban/Regional
C MathEcon
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MyIDEAS allows you to follow serials in RePEc. The top followed journals are, in order and without surprises:
AER, QJE, JPE, ReStud, Econometrics, followed by JEL, JEP, AEJ-AE, JF, JME -
We now have over 4.5 million research items with abstracts in RePEc.
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We seem to have found a way to exclude AI bots from RePEc abstract views counts. We are now checking whether this works for May statistics and earlier.
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Since the start in 1997, IDEAS has facilitated over 100 million full text downloads.
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