Is that a serious question? In any case, the answer is ‘none’. The way academic publishing works, authors of papers do not get paid at all (though they may have to pay “page charges” to the publisher in some cases). That’s one of the reasons so many of us think the whole system is ripe for reform.

People often think that academic journals are providing the service of 'publishing' but they are in fact providing a reputation management and curating system. Not a great one, mind you. The fact that the end product is a journal is just an artifact.

Actually come to think of it, small record labels provide a similar gatekeeper, tastemaker kind of role.