One of the potential upsides of open access papers is that they can be accessed by anyone for free, including people who don't live or work in a university. As a result, one might think that non-"professional" researchers may access open access papers more than paywalled papers.
Is there any research/study/survey that tried to quantify to what extent open access papers are read by a larger readership than paywalled papers?
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