Access Statistics for Participating RePEc Services

Access statistics for RePEc. The worlds largest collection of online Economics Working Papers, Journal Articles and Software.

371,431 File Downloads and 1,515,605 Abstract Views in September 2024

137,545,313 File Downloads and 575,121,298 Abstract Views since January 1998

The raw data

Statistics for Participating RePEc Services

File Downloads by RePEc Service

Download statistics for IDEAS is only available from 2000-10.

NetEc ceased operating at the end of 2005-03.

Economists Online ceased operating at the end of 2013.

The algorithms for detecting non-human accesses were updated in January 2022. This lead to a more accurate classification and reduction of the number of counted accesses. The statistics from January 2022 on are thus not directly comparable to the earlier statistics.

Abstract Views by RePEc Service

NetEc ceased operating at the end of 2005-03.

Economists Online ceased operating at the end of 2013.

The algorithms for detecting non-human accesses were updated in January 2022. This lead to a more accurate classification and reduction of the number of counted accesses. The statistics from January 2022 on are thus not directly comparable to the earlier statistics.

Statistics by Document Type

File Downloads by RePEc Document Type

Data is only shown for material currently in RePEc, totals are smaller than for the summary by service.

The algorithms for detecting non-human accesses were updated in January 2022. This lead to a more accurate classification and reduction of the number of counted accesses. The statistics from January 2022 on are thus not directly comparable to the earlier statistics.

Abstract Views by RePEc Document Type

Data is only shown for material currently in RePEc, totals are smaller than for the summary by service.

The algorithms for detecting non-human accesses were updated in January 2022. This lead to a more accurate classification and reduction of the number of counted accesses. The statistics from January 2022 on are thus not directly comparable to the earlier statistics.

Number of Items in RePEc