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Date:          Wed, 3 May 1995 13:46:00 -0500 (EST) 
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Dear Colleague, 
 
I am pleased to report that the Journal of Economic Education has a WWW 
site, which can be viewed by pointing your browser at 
 
                http://www.indiana.edu/~econed 
 
Only a very few of the other leading journals in economics now have Web  
pages.  The JEE site is unique in that it provides the tables of  
contents, abstracts, and author information on past and future issues.   
In time, we plan to offer Web users a JEE search engine and the ability to  
order copies of specific articles via credit card purchases and FAX delivery. 
 
In addition to information on content, the JEE Web site contains  
previously unpublished annual reports that I have delivered to the  
American Economic Association and National Council on Economic  
Education.  For example, in the 1994 JEE report there is a historical  
review showing the advancement of the JEE to its current ranking of 27  
out of the 130 economics journals identified by David Laband and Michael  
Piette (Journal of Economic Literature, June 1994) in their 1990 impact  
adjusted citations count to 1985-1989 articles.  These annual reports  
also contain information on acceptance rates, time to publication, and  
the names of the 200 plus referees used annually in article reviewing.   
Finally, the JEE Web site contains information on the style for article  
submission and subscriptions. 
 
We hope you find the JEE Web site helpful. 
 
Sincerely yours, 
William E. Becker, Editor 
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