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arXiv 2002.12092cs.DL
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谁付钱?黄金级开放获取出版环境的成本分担模式比较

Who pays? Comparing cost sharing models for a Gold Open Access publication environment

Andre Bruns, Christine Rimmert, Niels Taubert

摘要:

文章重点关注可能的金融影响的转变,以黄金开放获取出版的文章处理费的基础上,研究一个方面,迄今被忽视:可能的成本分摊模式导致相同的整体费用,还是他们在不同的财务负担的研究机构参与?本文以黄金OA出版的现状为出发点,根据作者角色、作者数量和作者地址组合的不同,提出了五种可能的归因成本模型。对应用不同模型的分配效应的分析表明,所有模型对绝大多数机构的支出都是相似的。尽管如此,也有一些研究机构,其中最昂贵和最便宜的模型之间的差异导致了相当多的钱。由于模型计算仅考虑开放获取出版物和所有作者来自德国的出版物,不同的成本分摊模型可能会成为如何承担基于出版费的开放获取的大规模转型的辩论中的一个问题。

英文摘要:

The article focuses on possible financial effects of the transformation towards Gold Open Access publishing based on article processing charges and studies an aspect that has so far been overlooked: Do possible cost sharing models lead to the same overall expenses or do they result in different financial burdens for the research institutions involved? It takes the current state of Gold OA publishing as a starting point, develops five possible models of attributing costs based on different author roles, number of authors and author-address-combinations. The analysis of the distributional effects of the application of the different models shows that all models result in similar expenditures for the overwhelming majority of institutions. Still, there are some research institutions where the difference between most and least expensive model results in a considerable amount of money. Given that the model calculation only considers publications that are Open Access and where all authors come from Germany, it is likely that different cost sharing models will become an issue in the debate on how to shoulder a possible large scale transformation towards Open Access based on publication fees.

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