| Fourth
Factor : Market Effect
The fourth
factor takes into account how the intended use would impact the market
for the work. Generally, the more restricted the use, the less impact
on the market. The use of some works such as standardized tests, workbooks
or educational videos is very rarely found to be fair use because the
works are produced specifically for the educational market.
| Favors Fair
Use |
Favors Permission |
| No major impact |
Major impact |
| Licensing/Permissions
unavailable |
Licenses/Permissions
available |
| Limited/Restricted
access to work |
Work is made
available to the world |
| User/Institution
owns legal copy |
Use is repeated
or long term |
|