Economics Department Rankings By Publications
The following ranking of Economics Departments can be found in Economic Inquiry April 1996. It ranks on the basis of total pages in journals per economics department member.
University, Total Pages 1984-93
1 Harvard 6867.1
2 Chicago 6767.2
3 Penn 5734.6
4 MIT 5387.8
5 Northwestern 5175.8
6 Stanford 4971.6
7 Princeton 4434.4
8 Michigan 3867.7
9 Berkeley 3863.1
10 UCLA 3805.8
11 Yale 3574.2
12 Columbia 3539.1
13 NYU 2732.0
14 Rochester 2717.7
15 Wisconsin 2642.9
16 Carnegie-Mellon 2612.5
17 Cornell 2602.2
18 Duke 2557.6
19 Illinois 2366.4
20 Minnesota 2100.8
21 Ohio State 2092.4
22 Indiana 1913.5
23 Maryland 1882.0
24 Texas 1876.2
25 USC 1833.9
26 U. of Washington 1666.8
27 Boston University 1617.8
28 UC-Davis 1597.2
29 UC-San Diego 1512.8
30 Michigan State 1491.2
31 Florida 1462.9
32 Virginia 1417.1
33 Texas A&M 1406.6
34 Iowa 1331.3
35 Penn State 1327.1
36 North Carolina State 1301.8
37 Rutgers 1237.8
38 LSU 1121.6
39 UNC 1113.4
40 Brown 1112.1
41 VPI 1094.6
42 Arizona State 1082.4
43 Georgia 1051.7
44 Vanderbilt 1004.1
45 Houston 977.0
46 Pittsburgh 975.9
47 Washington University 965.3
48 Johns Hopkins 907.3
49 Arizona 905.8
50 Calif. Inst. of Tech. 878.4
51 George Mason 856.8
52 Dartmouth 852.8
53 UC-Santa Barbara 852.3
54 Purdue 844.1
55 Boston College 780.6
56 Clemson 778.9
57 UC-Irvine 774.7
58 SMU 768.0
59 Colorado 760.6
60 Oregon 748.3
61 Kentuckv 735.5
62 Georgetown 707.5
63 Florida State 676.8
64 Tennessee 644.3
65 Iowa State 642.0
66 Illinois-Chicago 634.5
67 SUNY-Stony Brook 605.4
68 George Washington 600.8
69 SUNY-Buffalo 589.8
70 CUNY 583.9
71 SUNY-Albany 575.0
72 Kansas 558.1
73 Tufts 554.0
74 Connecticut 551.7
75 Rice 536.4
76 Wayne State 534.9
77 Massachusetts 525.1
78 South Carolina 519.9
79 Delaware 495.0
80 Syracuse 494.1
81 Auburn 492.8
82 Emory 484.4
83 Georgia State 478.9
84 Alabama 455.7
85 University of Miami 451.1
86 Wyoming 443.7
87 Temple 422.5
88 Wisconsin-Milwuakee 420.8
89 Southern Illinois 412.9
90 Brigham Young University 411.2
91 UC-Santa Cruz 408.2
92 Utah 381.4
93 Illinois State 380.0
94 Brandeis 367.3
95 Miami-Ohio 366.5
96 Tulane 363.1
97 Washington State 344.1
98 University of Santa Clara 330.1
99 Montana State 325.7
100 Hawaii 322.6
* Suggested Reading: Top Economics Institutions in the World
University, Total Pages 1984-93
1 Harvard 6867.1
2 Chicago 6767.2
3 Penn 5734.6
4 MIT 5387.8
5 Northwestern 5175.8
6 Stanford 4971.6
7 Princeton 4434.4
8 Michigan 3867.7
9 Berkeley 3863.1
10 UCLA 3805.8
11 Yale 3574.2
12 Columbia 3539.1
13 NYU 2732.0
14 Rochester 2717.7
15 Wisconsin 2642.9
16 Carnegie-Mellon 2612.5
17 Cornell 2602.2
18 Duke 2557.6
19 Illinois 2366.4
20 Minnesota 2100.8
21 Ohio State 2092.4
22 Indiana 1913.5
23 Maryland 1882.0
24 Texas 1876.2
25 USC 1833.9
26 U. of Washington 1666.8
27 Boston University 1617.8
28 UC-Davis 1597.2
29 UC-San Diego 1512.8
30 Michigan State 1491.2
31 Florida 1462.9
32 Virginia 1417.1
33 Texas A&M 1406.6
34 Iowa 1331.3
35 Penn State 1327.1
36 North Carolina State 1301.8
37 Rutgers 1237.8
38 LSU 1121.6
39 UNC 1113.4
40 Brown 1112.1
41 VPI 1094.6
42 Arizona State 1082.4
43 Georgia 1051.7
44 Vanderbilt 1004.1
45 Houston 977.0
46 Pittsburgh 975.9
47 Washington University 965.3
48 Johns Hopkins 907.3
49 Arizona 905.8
50 Calif. Inst. of Tech. 878.4
51 George Mason 856.8
52 Dartmouth 852.8
53 UC-Santa Barbara 852.3
54 Purdue 844.1
55 Boston College 780.6
56 Clemson 778.9
57 UC-Irvine 774.7
58 SMU 768.0
59 Colorado 760.6
60 Oregon 748.3
61 Kentuckv 735.5
62 Georgetown 707.5
63 Florida State 676.8
64 Tennessee 644.3
65 Iowa State 642.0
66 Illinois-Chicago 634.5
67 SUNY-Stony Brook 605.4
68 George Washington 600.8
69 SUNY-Buffalo 589.8
70 CUNY 583.9
71 SUNY-Albany 575.0
72 Kansas 558.1
73 Tufts 554.0
74 Connecticut 551.7
75 Rice 536.4
76 Wayne State 534.9
77 Massachusetts 525.1
78 South Carolina 519.9
79 Delaware 495.0
80 Syracuse 494.1
81 Auburn 492.8
82 Emory 484.4
83 Georgia State 478.9
84 Alabama 455.7
85 University of Miami 451.1
86 Wyoming 443.7
87 Temple 422.5
88 Wisconsin-Milwuakee 420.8
89 Southern Illinois 412.9
90 Brigham Young University 411.2
91 UC-Santa Cruz 408.2
92 Utah 381.4
93 Illinois State 380.0
94 Brandeis 367.3
95 Miami-Ohio 366.5
96 Tulane 363.1
97 Washington State 344.1
98 University of Santa Clara 330.1
99 Montana State 325.7
100 Hawaii 322.6
* Suggested Reading: Top Economics Institutions in the World
