Google has several billions in free cash lying around to do stuff like this, and many billions more coming in from its various income sources. JSTOR does not m

Google has several billions in free cash lying around to do stuff like this, and many billions more coming in from its various income sources. JSTOR does not many billions in cash, nor any income sources other than access fees. Ergo, JSTOR must continue to charge an access fee so that it can continue to perform its function of archiving articles and providing access to those articles.