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Table 1.

Merging 26 major subject areas into 6 broad domains.

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Table 2.

Mean and frequencies of main variables.

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Fig 1.

CiteScores by year.

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Table 3.

Main effects of journal open access on CiteScore.

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Table 4.

Overall treatment effect of OA on CiteScore with leads.

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Fig 2.

Effects of OA on CiteScore for years before and after the treatment.

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Fig 3.

Density plot of the distribution of 2000 placebo estimates of the effect of OA on CiteScores.

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Table 5.

Heterogeneous effects of journal open access on CiteScore, by publisher.

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Table 6.

Heterogeneous effects of journal open access on CiteScore, by area.

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Table 7.

Heterogeneous effects of journal open access on CiteScore, by tier.

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Table 8.

Propensity score probit regression model predicting journal OA.

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Fig 4.

Effect of OA on CiteScore by propensity score stratum.

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Table 9.

Heterogeneous effects of journal open access on CiteScore, by propensity.

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Table 10.

Robust analysis of heterogeneous effects of journal open access on CiteScore.

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