| Journal of Economic Studies | MCB | 6999 (year 2000 price) |
| Applied Economics | Routledge | 2120 |
| Journal of Econometrics | Elsevier | 1893 |
| Journal of Banking and Finance | Elsevier | 1539 |
| Economic Letters | Elsevier | 1492 |
| Journal of Public Economics | Elsevier | 1431 |
| Journal of Economic Theory | Academic Press | 1400* (or 350, see note below) |
| Journal of Financial Economics | Elsevier | 1339 |
| Journal of Ec Behavior and Org | Elsevier | 1154 |
| European Economic Review | Elsevier | 1154 |
| Journal of Math Econ | Elsevier | 1147 |
| Journal of Development Econ | Elsevier | 1146 |
| Journal of Ec Dynam. & Control | Elsevier | 1046 |
| Journal of Monetary Economics | Elsevier | 1010 |
| Public Choice | Kluwer | 1000 |
*Academic Press sells subscriptions to libraries in which the library makes a lump sum payment approximately equal to the total cost of its subscriptions in 1999. In return, the library gets electronic versions of its journals and it can subscribe to journals at 1/4 of their nominal prices. In the case of JET this means that the marginal cost to libraries that enroll in this plan iis $350. On reflection, it seems to me that the appropriate measure of the cost of Academic Press books to libraries is approximately the listed price rather than the discounted price. Thus I am adding JET to the list of overpriced journals.