No Submission Fee for SfN Members

No Submission Fee for SfN Members.

The Journal of Neuroscience is committed to the peer review process and for many years the Journal has had a submission fee that helps defray the cost of that review. The fee partially covers the costs of staff time, editorial effort and technological infrastructure. Before the implementation of the submission fee, peer review costs had been borne only by authors whose manuscripts were accepted...

No-Fee Psychotherapy in County Training Programs

Received October 27, 1999; revised March 8, 2000; accepted March 9, 2000. From the Harbor/UCLA Medical Center, Department of Psychiatry, Box 498, 1000 West Carson Street, Torrance, CA 90509. Send correspondence to Dr. Geistwhite at the above address. e-mail: [email protected] Copyright 2000 American Psychiatric Association The nature of the fee arrangement has significant influence on th...

No cure, be paid: super-contingent fee contracts

It is well-known that in a number of employment situations one uses nocure-no-pay contracts, usually denoted as contingent fee contracts (CFcontracts). A typical example is the fee system for attorneys in countries like the US. Under a CF-contract the plaintiff pays a positive fee to his attorney if the case is won and nothing if it is lost, see Hay (1996, 1997). These situations can be modelle...

Fee For Services based on Performance Appraisal

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