Top 20 economists NL according to Hirsch index

February 16, 2007 Leave a comment

In a recent issue of the dutch ESB journal, Albert Jolink updates the top 20 economists in the Netherlands and used the Hirsch index to do this.

ESB has a long tradition of ranking dutch economists. This new one reshuffels the top to some extend. (latest version used here, dated march 2007)

The top 20 looks like this:

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Filed under Hirsch, Ranking, Top 10-20-30 researchers

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