论文信息 - Publish or Perish: Fact or Fiction?

Publish or Perish: Fact or Fiction?

The relative importance of teaching and research was the subject of a questionnaire sent to departments of economics throughout the nation. The returns indicate that good teaching tends to be rewarded in all institutions but that the pay-offs may differ between large, highly rated schools and their smaller counterparts.

W. Boyes | S. Happel | T. D. Hogan

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