United States Open Access Journal Publishing 2023-2027

This report explains the origins of the open access movement, gives a timeline for its development, but most importantly, the analyst quantifies open access’ position as a fast growing subsegment of scholarly journal publishing. The analyst used the information it gathered through primary and secondary research to develop a financial outlook for open access journal publishing including leading competitors’ performance through 2023 and market projections through 2027. This research was conducted in conjunction with a larger study of the overall market for scholarly and professional publishing.

Open Access Journal Publishing 2023-2027 contains separate chapters covering the market, key competitors, and issues and forecast that include:

• The analyst's exclusive analysis of market size and structure
• Revenue and market share rankings of 10 leading global publishers
• Title and article growth metrics
• A breakdown of players in the open access ecosystem including public and private research funders.
• A breakdown of open access publishing in key geographic regions: North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific and Rest of World
• The analyst’s exclusive market projections to 2027 and more.

Publishers and investment professionals can trust Open Access Journal Publishing 2023-2027 to provide the inside intelligence needed to evaluate growth potential, understand trends affecting the industry, and size up the competition.

• Examples of some of the issues discussed include:
• The impact of policy shifts in the U.S. to mandate immediate OA
• The acceleration of transformative agreements
• Meeting the challenge of research integrity
• Evolving models, new sources of funding
• Opportunities in open data and preprints
• Global R&D Spending forecast.

Open Access Journal Publishing 2023-2027 is an essential tool for publishing executives, M&A advisors, market analysts, and industry consultants who need to understand the business strategies driving the scholarly and professional publishing industry.