Predatory Journals Prey on Authors by

question 43

Multiple Choice

Predatory journals prey on authors by

• A)charging high fees to publish work in a fraudulent journal.
• B)asking them to proofread and edit other manuscripts in the journal.
• C)charging high fees to purchase articles that can be published in the author's name.
• D)promising publication and then not following through.

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Definitions:

Professional Money Managers

Experts who are tasked with overseeing and making decisions about investments on behalf of clients, aiming to maximize financial returns.

Convertible Debt

A type of financing option for startups where a loan can convert into equity or shares in the company at a later date.

Minority Stockholder

An investor who owns less than 50% of a company's shares, usually having limited influence or voting power on corporate decisions.

Researching Potential

Refers to the process of exploring and evaluating the possibilities or prospects for future success or development in a certain area or venture.