A Journal Ranking for the Ambitious Economist

Kristie M. Engemann · Howard J. Wall

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The authors devise an “ambition-adjusted” journal ranking based on citations from a short list of top general-interest journals in economics. Underlying this ranking is the notion that an ambitious economist wishes to be acknowledged not only in the highest reaches of the profession, but also outside his or her subfield.

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