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Determinants of research output in economics departments in British universities

Abstract The research output of economics departments in British universities is estimated by means of an analysis of publications in 20 major journals. It is shown that most of the variation in research output between departments can be explained by differences in inputs. A regression analysis enables the effect on output of changes in inputs to be quantified. The results obtained here are compared with the UGC ratings.

Geraint Johnes | G. Johnes

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