Academic Exchange Quarterly (AEQ) is 100% self-supported.  There are 
no sponsors or corporate owners.  Read acceptance rate NOTE
Journal's publication expenses editing-production-distribution are
covered by subscription fees, royalty payments, and redactory fees.
              
AEQ has optional redactory fees (none for Editors' Choice). You may 
avoid paying by adhering to journal's procedure/requirements...
even though journal's average administrative cost to process one 
submission is around 45-70 dollars, regardless of whether or not 
submission is published. 
 
Other journals have established mandatory fees like submission, 
redactory, publication, processing, reprint or high subscription fee.  

-  European  Financial Management  
	Old Dominion University/John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
	$450 submission fee for authors who are current subscribers and 
	$500 for non-subscribers
- International Third World Studies Journal and Review 
	University of Nebraska at Omaha
	$45 fee 
-  Issues in Accounting Education  
	University of Delaware
	$75.00 submission fee for members or 
	$100.00 for nonmembers of the AAA and is nonrefundable
- Journal of Accounting Auditing and Finance
	New York University
	$125 a resubmission fee;  when a referee’s report suggests revision, 
		fee is required with the revised manuscript.
-  JJouurnal of Education, Informatics and Cybernetics  
	International Institute of Informatics and Cybernetics (IIIC)
	$50 article processing charge, per page for all accepted papers 
- Jourrnaal of Financial Economics  
	University of Rochester @ Harvard University
	$500 for subscribers, $550 for non-subscribers 
	Referees are paid an honorarium out of the submission fee
- Journall of Financial Education 
	Saint Joseph's University
	FEA member for at least six (6) months: no submission fee 
	Non-member or recent member: $95
- Journal of Financial Markets
	Yale School of Management
	$170 
	Used to defray the cost of having the paper refereed
- Journal of Political Economy
	University of Chicago Press 
	$75 for subscribers, $125 for non-subscribers 
	Submission fees are used to pay for refereeing services
-  Journal of Real Estate Practice and Education  
	Florida International University/American Real Estate Society 
	$115  submission fee for nonmembers 
-  Review of Accounting Studies  
	University of Pennsylvania
	$175 submission fee 
-   Review of Futures Markets   
	Kent State University
	$80 article submission fee, it includes a one-year subscription

 
	Note, since  Spring 2003 under   Editors’ Choice, 
	Academic Exchange Quarterly publishes selected full-text articles  
	and abstracts FREE to all (authors and readers) and available 24/7 
 
		While other publishers charge a fee... 
 
- American Physiological Society (APS) has Author’s Choice and charges 
	$2,000 or $3000 for publishing an article, plus their customary 
	author fees (such as page charges and color charges) apply.  
	Read the explanation ...Why Are Authors Charged Fees? 
- Cambridge University Press has Open Option with charge £1500 / $2700 
	for each article. This is calculated in order to cover the costs 
	associated with the publication process, from peer-review of the 
	submitted manuscript, through the copy-editing and typesetting, to 
	online-hosting of the definitive version of the published article. 
- Elsevier B.V. for $3000.00 offers authors the option to sponsor 
	an article and make it available online to non-subscribers 
	via Elsevier's electronic publishing platforms.
- John Wiley & Sons, Inc.   has OnlineOpen, fee was fixed at 
	US$3000 for most journals: Wiley Journals and Blackwell Journals 
- Oxford University Press has Oxford Open and authors of accepted papers 
	will be given the option of paying an open access publication 
	charge  $1,800 to $3000 to make their paper freely available 
	online immediately via the journal website.
- SAAGE Publications Ltd has ‘SAGE Open’ 
	The fee per article for this service is $3,000USD/£1600GBP and 
	excludes any other potential author fees levied by some journals 
	(such as colour charges, which are additional) as well as taxes 
	where applicable.
- Taylor & Francis  have extended their "iOpenAccess" option 
	to cover over 300 journals... All authors whose manuscripts are 
	accepted for publication in one of these iOpenAccess journals will 
	have the option to make their articles available to all via the 
	Journal's website, and to post to repositories, for a one-off fee 
	of $3250.

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