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Impact Factor Journals 2014 - Business

Title
Country
Impact 2014
Australia
0.400
United States
6.448
United States
7.470
England
0.957
England
0.746
Netherlands
1.672
United States
3.333
United States
0.815*
United States
1.424
England
0.490
Australia
1.000
England
0.225
England
1.584
United States
1.468
United States
1.927
England
0.712
United States
1.163
China
0.294
United States
0.750
United States
1.746
England
1.734
England
0.396
United States
1.482
United States
0.479
United States
1.519
United States
3.144
England
1.006
England
1.222
United States
5.528
Netherlands
2.321
United States
1.400
England
2.398
Netherlands
2.179
United States
1.103
England
1.260
England
1.226
United States
1.820
England
1.265
England
0.784
England
1.713
United States
0.524
Netherlands
1.333
United States
1.939
United States
2.125
Netherlands
1.550
England
3.857
England
0.471
Netherlands
2.752
Netherlands
2.436
Netherlands
1.575
England
1.865
United States
0.658
England
1.800
England
1.661
Netherlands
2.724
Netherlands
0.547
United States
 1.242 
United States
0.914
Netherlands
1.326
United States
0.750
United States
2.075
United States
1.484
United States
0.438
United States
3.678
United States
1.59
United States
0.375
Netherlands
2.060
United States
2.394
England
3.563
Netherlands
1.648
United States
2.773
England
1.586
United States
1.075
United States
6.071
England
1.446
England
3.763
England
1.200
Netherlands
3.818
England
3.038
England
0.462
England
2.333
Netherlands
0.819
United States
1.754
England
2.000
England
0.989
England
2.484
United States
2.588
Netherlands
2.388
England
0.660
England
2.718
Canada
2.085
England
1.429 
England
1.208
United States
1.059
England
1.809
United States
2.201
United States
0.789
France
2.886
United States
4.148
England
0.921
United States
1.08
United States
0.656
United States
0.967
England
0.848
United States
1.562
Netherlands
3.117
Netherlands
0.981
India
0.231
Netherlands
1.795
United States
0.794
England
1.400
England
3.341
Netherlands
2.526
United States
7.769
Netherlands
2.692
United States
3.138
Netherlands
1.411
* 5 year impact factor


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