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EconStor Usage Statistics for July 2026, with a slight delay due to the summer holidays: www.econstor.eu/esstatistics...
The simple-search in EconStor is a somewhat hidden feature. So we thougt it might be a good idea to share the link to this feature with you: www.econstor.eu/simple-searc... Via this link you have more option to refine your search results compared to the search on the EconStor Homepage
In June 2026, the total number of documents downloaded from EconStor amounted to 1,129,540 documents, with most downloads coming form the United States (53.54%), followed by Germany (10.4%) and the United Kingdom (3.05%). Find out more here: www.econstor.eu/esstatistics...
The paper "Artificial intellegnce in business and economics research: Trends and future" by Ruiz-Real, J.; Uribe-Toril, J., Arriaza Torres, J. and de Pablo Valenciano, J. (hdl.handle.net/10419/317464) enters the list of most downloaded papers from EconStor in May 2026 with 754 downloads.
Most downloaded paper from EconStor in May 2026 hdl.handle.net/10419/35371 ; @elenameschi.bsky.social
New on #EconStor "Hinz, Julian; Mahlkow, Hendrik; Sogalla, Robin; Willmann, Gerald (2026) : The cost of closing the Strait of Hormuz: Energy bottlenecks and global food security, Kiel Policy Brief, No. 206, Kiel Institute for the World Economy, Kiel" @kiel.institute hdl.handle.net/10419/339604
In March 2026, 1,082,540 documents were downloaded from EconStor, with most downloads coming from the United States (38.73%), followed by Germany (12.97%) and the United Kingdom (3.74%). Find out more here: www.econstor.eu/esstatistics...
For uploading existing series and journals entirely, EconStor offers a full service, i.e. the ZBW team handles the entire process from recording title data and additional metadata to the final batch-importing of PDF files. www.econstor.eu/pubinfo/inst... #EconStor Make your publications visible.
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The most downloaded paper on EconStor in Feb. 2026 was: "Briggs, Ryan C.; Mellon, Jonathan; Arel-Bundock, Vincent (2026) : It must be very hard to publish null results, I4R Discussion Paper Series, No. 281, Institute for Replication (I4R), s.l." hdl.handle.net/10419/336819 @i4replication.bsky.social
In February 2026, 1,304,222 documents were downloaded from EconStor, with most downloads coming from the United States (40.83%), followed by Germany (11.02%) and France (8.46%). Find out more here: www.econstor.eu/esstatistics...
New on EconStor: Aldasoro, Iñaki et al. (2026) : AI adoption, productivity and employment: Evidence from European firms, EIB Working Papers, No. 2026-02, hdl.handle.net/10419/335876
New on EconStor: Galor, Oded (2026) : The Wealth of Nations: Origins of Prosperity and Seeds of Inequality, GLO Discussion Paper, No. 1704, Global Labor Organization (GLO), Essen hdl.handle.net/10419/334590
In 2025 13,454,716 documents were downloaded from EconStor overall. Here is a short list of the most downloaded papers in 2025: Weber, Susanne Theresia; Wernitz, Frank: „Die Inhaltsanalyse nach Mayring als Auswertungsmethode für wissenschaftliche Interviews“ www.econstor.eu/handle/10419... (1/3)