018 - Copyright Article-Fee Code (NR)

Structure - Copyright article-fee code is composed of five parts: 1) the International Standard Serial Number (ISSN) or the International Standard Book Number (ISBN), an eight or ten-digit number constructed according to ISO 3297 or 2108; 2) the last two digits of the year of publication of the component part; 3) the item number, an eight-digit number designed to guarantee the uniqueness of the code; 4) a per-copy fee, a four-digit number giving the fee for photocopying the work, stated in local currency (e.g., US or Canadian dollars); and 5) the author-royalty indicator, a one-digit number indicating that there is a royalty agreement with the author(s) (1) or there is no royalty agreement (0).Code contains slash marks (/) between each part except between the item number and the per-copy fee, where a currency mark (e.g., the dollar sign “$”) is used. For fees given in US and Canadian dollars, the per-copy fee contains a decimal point after the second digit. For more information about the code, see the Copyright Clearance Center’s website at: www.copyright.com.

Copyright article-fee code is composed of five parts: 1) the International Standard Serial Number (ISSN) or the International Standard Book Number (ISBN), an eight or ten-digit number constructed according to ISO 3297 or 2108; 2) the last two digits of the year of publication of the component part; 3) the item number, an eight-digit number designed to guarantee the uniqueness of the code; 4) a per-copy fee, a four-digit number giving the fee for photocopying the work, stated in local currency (e.g., US or Canadian dollars); and 5) the author-royalty indicator, a one-digit number indicating that there is a royalty agreement with the author(s) (1) or there is no royalty agreement (0).Code contains slash marks (/) between each part except between the item number and the per-copy fee, where a currency mark (e.g., the dollar sign “$”) is used. For fees given in US and Canadian dollars, the per-copy fee contains a decimal point after the second digit. For more information about the code, see the Copyright Clearance Center’s website at: www.copyright.com.

Punctuation - Field 018 does not end with a mark of punctuation unless the field ends with an abbreviation, an initialism, or data that ends with a mark of punctuation.