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Various studies have attempted to assess the amount of free full textavailable on the web and recent work have suggested that we are close to the50% mark for freely available articles (Archambault et al. 2013; Bjork et al.2010; Jamali and Nabavi 2015). It is natural to wonder if this might reduceresearchers' reliance on library subscriptions for access. To do so, we need todetermine not just what papers researchers are citing to that are free today,but to estimate if the papers they were citing were freely available at thetime they were citing it. We attempt to do so for a sample of citations made byresearchers in the Singapore Management University in the field of Economics.

Could freely available articles reduce faculty reliance on library for  access? An analysis of items cited by faculty from Singapore Management  University