The Mismeasurement of Science
In Current Biology, a zoologist says it is misguided to evaluate scientists by counting their citations. Fortunately, we economists would never make that mistake.
Friday, September 07, 2007
About Me
- Name: Greg Mankiw
- Location: United States
I am a professor and chairman of the economics department at Harvard University, where I teach introductory economics (ec 10). I use this blog to keep in touch with my current and former students. Teachers and students at other schools, as well as others interested in economic issues, are welcome to use this resource.
Useful Links
Previous Posts
- Immigration and the Poverty Rate
- Robert Barro
- Ned Gramlich
- Thank you, Megan...
- A Reading for the Pigou Club
- How much cash to hold
- Rogoff on the Fed (and on Marriage)
- Job Market Rumor Mill
- Economic Disaster 101
- House Prices in the Taylor Rule?
Advice for Students
- Advice for Aspiring Economists
- Where do economists come from?
- Choosing a Graduate Program
- Working Before Grad School
- Advice for Grad Students
- Advice for New Junior Faculty
- Which math courses?
- Why Aspiring Economists Need Math
- Love Econ, Bad at Math
- Summer Reading List
- JD vs PhD: My Story
- My Life as a Student
- PhD or not?
- Education Beyond the Classroom
- An engineer seeks career advice
- A Question about Learning Economics
- Good Academic, Bad Human Being
- Are B-school economists different?
- How to Write Well
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