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Impact Factor Journals - Business 2011


Title
Country
Impact 2011
Australia
0.86
United States
5.608
United States
6.169
England
0.683

0.646
Netherlands
2.878
United States
4.212
United States
0.872
United States
1.0
England
0.310
Australia
0.381
England
0.500
England
1.516
United States
1.022
United States
2.205
England
0.557
United States
0.900
China
0. 568
United States
0.368
United States
0.878
England
1.897
England
0.449
United States
1.472
United States
0.312
United States
0.943
United States
2.542
England
0.956

0.795
United States
2.600
Netherlands
1.425
United States
2.429
England
1.729
Netherlands
2.375
United States
0.958
England
1.372
England
1.472
United States
1.530

1.119

0.657
England
1.511
United States
0.250
United States
1.550
Netherlands
1.485
United States
1.771
United States
1.333
Netherlands
1.532
England
3.581
England
0.562
Netherlands
2.384
Netherlands
1.532
Netherlands
1.662
England
1.177
United States
0.783
England
1.492
England
1.115
Netherlands
3.281
Netherlands
1.048
United States
1.17
United States
1.209
Netherlands
0.963
United States
0.689
United States
1.250
United States
1.872
United States
0.562
United States
3.062
United States
1.032
United States
0.543
Netherlands
1.032
United States
2.169
England
3.557
Netherlands
1.698
United States
1.679
England
1.248
United States
1.14
United States
4.595
England
1.184
England
4.255
England
1.250
Netherlands
4.382
England
3.854
England
0.744

1.061
Netherlands
0.873
United States
3.645
England
1.218
England
0.615
England
2.732
United States
2.820
Netherlands
2.383
England
1.159
England
2.197
Canada
0.875
England
1.302
England
1.676
United States
1.062
England
1.671
United States
3.129
United States
0.791
France
2.328

3.257
England
0.696
United States
1.135
United States
0.726
United States
1.500
England
2.507
United States
2.056
Netherlands
2.520
Netherlands
1.208

0.500
Netherlands
1.549
United States
1.345
England
1.643
England
3.783
Netherlands
3.287
United States
4.480
Netherlands
1.457
United States
2.705
Netherlands
1.539

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