Bairam (1996, 1997) reports rankings of seven New Zealand university economics departments in terms of their publications in certain refereed journals for the 1988-95 period. These rankings may not be reliable because a correction for the different page sizes of various journals was applied to only one quarter of the output of the New Zealand economists under study and little account was made of differences in the professional impacts of journals. These shortcomings in the methodology used by Bairam are shown to affect the ranking of departments, using evidence from publications in the 1996-98 period. This paper also discusses other potential refinements in the methodology used to rank the research productivity of New Zealand economics depa...
In this study we test various citation‐based journal weighting schemes, especially those based on th...
In February 2008, the Australian Government announced its intention to develop a new quality and eva...
In February 2008, the Australian government announced its intention to develop a new quality and eva...
This paper considers the research productivity of New Zealand based economics departments over the p...
This paper considers the research productivity of New Zealand based economics departments over the p...
This paper considers the research productivity of New Zealand based economics departments over the p...
This paper utilises a human-capital approach for ranking the research productivity of academic depar...
This paper considers a new approach for ranking the research productivity of academic departments. O...
In this paper we examine, in some depth, the research practices of New Zealand’s academic economists...
A comparison of research records of the current members of the 7 major economics departments in New ...
New Zealand’s academic research assessment scheme, the Performance Based Research Fund (PBRF), was l...
Abstract:� In this study we test for the �power� or aggressiveness of various journal weighting sche...
This study ranks Australian and New Zealand economics teaching departments on the basis of the resea...
This paper attempts to measure an important component of the research output of econometrics and eco...
In this paper we explore the merits of utilizing citation counts to measure research output in econo...
In this study we test various citation‐based journal weighting schemes, especially those based on th...
In February 2008, the Australian Government announced its intention to develop a new quality and eva...
In February 2008, the Australian government announced its intention to develop a new quality and eva...
This paper considers the research productivity of New Zealand based economics departments over the p...
This paper considers the research productivity of New Zealand based economics departments over the p...
This paper considers the research productivity of New Zealand based economics departments over the p...
This paper utilises a human-capital approach for ranking the research productivity of academic depar...
This paper considers a new approach for ranking the research productivity of academic departments. O...
In this paper we examine, in some depth, the research practices of New Zealand’s academic economists...
A comparison of research records of the current members of the 7 major economics departments in New ...
New Zealand’s academic research assessment scheme, the Performance Based Research Fund (PBRF), was l...
Abstract:� In this study we test for the �power� or aggressiveness of various journal weighting sche...
This study ranks Australian and New Zealand economics teaching departments on the basis of the resea...
This paper attempts to measure an important component of the research output of econometrics and eco...
In this paper we explore the merits of utilizing citation counts to measure research output in econo...
In this study we test various citation‐based journal weighting schemes, especially those based on th...
In February 2008, the Australian Government announced its intention to develop a new quality and eva...
In February 2008, the Australian government announced its intention to develop a new quality and eva...