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Economic position of some British Primary Scientific journals

Between 1978 and 1981, The Royal Society carried out a study of the scientific information system of the United Kingdom, with financial support from The British Library Research and Development Department. The final report on this study has now been published. This is the final paper in a series giving further detail on some specific projects that were undertaken within the overall study.