Research Productivity of Australian Economics Professors, 1988-2000

Abstract

We examine the research productivity of Australian economics professors in teaching departments for the periods 1988-2000 and 1994-2000 using the journal articles that are included in the ECONLIT database. Two different ranking criteria are used one based on citations and the other based on perceptions of journal quality. We find that the two criteria yield quite different results. On a per capita basis, economics professors are found to be more productive than all economic academic staff (lecturers and above) at most, but not all universities using both criteria. JEL Categories: A140, O110

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