Citations and the readers’ information-extracting costs of finance articles

Berninger, Marc; Kiesel, Florian; Schiereck, Dirk; Gaar, Eduard

doi:10.1016/j.jbankfin.2021.106188

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confidence: 54%

“…Alexakis et al (2021) analyze the major topics published in Computational Economics and find the 18 relevant topics covered by the journal over the 1993-2019 period. Still, with LDA, Berninger et al (2021) find that the prevalence of topics remains relatively constant over time. Our use of STM is more efficient as it is estimated over the whole corpus and accounts for changes in prevalence conditional on the date by construction.…”

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confidence: 94%

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Thirty Years of Academic Finance

Ardia¹,

Bluteau²,

Abbas³

2021

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Using the structural topic model, we present a landscape of academic finance. We analyze more than 40,000 titles and abstracts published in 32 finance journals over a period ranging from 1992 to 2020. We identify the research topics and explore their relation and prevalence over time and across journals. Our analyses reveal that most journals have covered more topics over time, thus becoming more generalist.

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Section: Introductionmentioning

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Thirty Years of Academic Finance

Ardia¹,

Bluteau²,

Abbas³

2021

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“…Our use of STM is more efficient as it is estimated over the whole corpus and accounts for changes in prevalence conditional on the date by construction. 1 Accounting for temporal effects using STM, our results contrast with Berninger et al (2021) as we observe that most topics have gained or lost prevalence over time. Dai et al (2023), using articles posted on the Financial Economics Network (on SSRN), analyze how the characteristics of research articles (including team composition) are related to research outcomes (e.g., conference acceptance, top-three publication).…”

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“…In Berninger et al. (2021), as part of their study, they analyze 16 finance journals using LDA and find that the prevalence of topics remains relatively constant over time. Our use of STM is more efficient as it is estimated over the whole corpus and accounts for changes in prevalence conditional on the date by construction 1.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Alexakis et al (2021) analyze the major topics published in Computational Economics and find the 18 relevant topics covered by the journal over the 1993-2019 period. In Berninger et al (2021), as part of their study, they analyze 16 finance journals using LDA and find that the prevalence of topics remains relatively constant over time. Our use of STM is more efficient as it is estimated over the whole corpus and accounts for changes in prevalence conditional on the date by construction.…”

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Thirty years of academic finance

Ardia,

Bluteau,

Meghani

2023

Journal of Economic Surveys

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We study how the financial literature has evolved in scale, research team composition, and article topicality across finance‐focused academic journals from 1992 to 2021. We document that the field has vastly expanded regarding outlets and published articles. Teams have become larger, and the proportion of women participating in research has increased significantly. Using the Structural Topic Model, we identify 45 topics discussed in the literature. We investigate the topic coverage of individual journals and can identify highly specialized and generalist outlets, but our analyses reveal that most journals have covered more topics over time, thus becoming more generalist. Finally, we find that articles with at least one woman author focus more on topics related to social and governance aspects of corporate finance. We also find that teams with at least one top‐tier institution scholar tend to focus more on theoretical aspects of finance.

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On the scientometric value of full-text, beyond abstracts and titles: evidence from the business and economic literature

Riehl

2024

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Citations and the readers’ information-extracting costs of finance articles

Cited by 6 publications

References 47 publications

Thirty Years of Academic Finance

Thirty Years of Academic Finance

Thirty years of academic finance

On the scientometric value of full-text, beyond abstracts and titles: evidence from the business and economic literature

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