I've seen this metric before, I think. Guess who tops the league table? Cuba. Nothing like having a low denominator to do well in a ratio - papers / research $
The rising cost of a scientific paper. Framed as a "drop in productivity", though it's unclear that's the right interpretation, to put it mildly. The goal of science isn't (or shouldn't be) to produce more papers, willy-nilly; we want understanding https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/science-productivity/ …pic.twitter.com/8aIiNfdC1X
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Agreed! The amount of page decreasing could be tied to the elaboration of an already complex topic, making the intricacies harder to dive in, and unfold, for the next assigned research, and thereby limiting time spent writing. The cost may be due to our "usual" hyperinflation.
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