Most Frequent Contributors to the Finance Literature
Financial ManagementPublished 1 January 1988
Jean L. Heck, Philip L. Cooley
Citations90
SJR quartileQ1
SJR score3.23
SNIP2.18
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Abstract
curiosity of those involved in the discipline. This analysis adds to the growing amount of introspective finance literature. Authors whose work has appeared most frequently in finance journals are identified and ranked, along with their academic institutional employers. The analysis includes publications in 15 finance journals from their inaugural issues through the end of 1986, making this study the most comprehensive of its type to date.
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