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Impact Factor Journals - Business


Title
Country
Impact 2009
Impact 2010
United States
6.483
5.25
United States
7.867
6.72
Colombia
0.036
0.032
United States
3.842
3.684
Nigeria
1.105

United States
0.875
1.576
England
0.174
0.61
Singapore
0.077
0
Germany
0.206
0.174
England
1.448
1.385
United States
1.615
3.256
England
0.500
0.427
United States
0.353
0.684
United States
1.983
1.706
Canada
0.405
0.714
England
2.068
2.753
United States
1.042
1.946
United States
0.338

United States
0.338
0.306
United States
1.020
1.353
United States
1.704
2.272
England
0.756

United States
1.881
2.426
United States
1.881

United States
1.655

United States
1.248
1.344
England
1.513
1.235
United States
1.333
1.694
England
1.062
1.489
England
1.091

United States
1.600
0.85
England
2.286
2.641
United States
0.986

Netherlands
1.873
1.365
England
1.164

England
1.347
0.927
United States
1.578

United States
1.165

United States
0.800

Netherlands
1.088
1.125
United States
0.676

United States
0.444
0.954
United States
1.293
1.773
United States
0.545
0.656
United States
2.260
2.149
United States
1.227

United States
2.175
1.804
United States
5.352
2.405
United States
3.021

Netherlands
1.243
0.737
United States
2.581
2.989
England
3.766
4.184
United States
1.590

United States
2.600
1.400
United States
4.429
3.747 *
England
2.805
3.817
United States
3.779

United States
3.099

England
1.990
2.351
Netherlands
0.806
0.58
United States
1.522

United States
1.660

United States
4.567
2.257
England
1.667
1.615
United States
2.627
1.986
England
1.580

England
0.622

United States
0.560
1.263
United States
2.194

United States
1.141

United States
0.607
0.862
United States
1.340

United States
0.628
0.761
United States
1.200
0.9
England
0.928
1.58
United States
0.507

United States
0.523

Venezuela
0.066

South Africa
0.146

Netherlands
1.380
1.555
England
4.059
2.727
England
4.464
3.583
England
2.341

Lithuania
1.205
1.67
Croatia
0.185


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