Tops Graduate School Impact Rankings in Econometrics
Impact of Ph.D. Programs by
Top 100 Graduates		   Impact of Ph.D. Programs by
Top 100 Graduates in the Period 1986-96
Rank Institution Pages   Rank Institution Pages
1 London School of Economics 2000.15   1 Yale 727.80
2 UC, Berkeley 1962.75   2 UC, San Diego 411.68
3 M.I.T. 1845.64   3 M.I.T. 331.77
4 Yale 917.51   4 U. Chicago 315.37
5 Harvard 900.12   5 Harvard 215.91
6 Australian National U. 872.26   6 London School of Economics 203.91
7 U. Minnesota 795.10   7 U. Cambridge, England 158.23
8 U. Chicago 603.72   8 Brown U. 157.65
9 UC, San Diego 569.35   9 UC, Santa Barbara 154.08
10 Cornell U. 536.72   10 U. Minnesota 143.02
11 Princeton 364.49   11 UC, Berkeley 132.73
12 U. Rochester 320.66   12 Catholic U. Louvain, Belgium 131.30
13 Stanford 304.53   13 U. Toronto, Canada 119.02
14 U. Cambridge, England 295.27   14 U. Maryland 118.35
15 Northwestern U. 284.44   15 Tilburg U., Netherlands 114.38
16 U. Michigan 278.56   16 U. Amsterdam, Netherlands 112.28
17 U. Amsterdam, Netherlands 252.74   17 Duke U. 107.88
18 Catholic U. Louvain, Belgium 236.33   18 Princeton U. 107.16
19 U. Nottingham, England 193.62   19 Texas A&M U. 87.45
20 Iowa StateU. 181.81   20 U. York, England 83.37

From Francisco Cribari-Neto, Mark J. Jensen and Álvaro A. Novo, "Research in Econometric Theory: Quantitative and Qualitative Productivity Rankings," Econometric Theory, 1999 (forthcoming).