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Textbook citations increase subsequent citations in economics, except for the most cited articles
This dissertation explores the intricate dynamics of information attribution and dissemination within academia, focusing on how textbook citation events influence subsequent citation patterns of academic literature. Rooted in the science of science, this study employs a comprehensive dataset of coll...
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School of Economics
2025
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