Within Country and State Rankings at IDEAS: Texas (United States)

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Top 20% Institutions and Economists in Texas (United States), as of September 2006

These rankings take only into account institutions registered in EDIRC and authors registered with the RePEc Author Service and the institutions they claimed to be affiliated with. For Texas (United States), these are 99 authors affiliated with 41 institutions. Note that authors affiliated only with institutions in this region that are not listed in EDIRC cannot be ranked.
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Top 20% institutions in Texas (United States)

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Rank	Institution
1	Department of Economics, University of Texas, Austin
2	Department of Economics, Southern Methodist University, Dallas
3	Department of Economics, University of Houston, Houston
4	Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, Dallas
(5)	Economic Research Department, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, Dallas
5	Department of Economics, Rice University, Houston
6	Department of Economics, Texas A&M University, College Station
7	Department of Economics, Trinity University, San Antonio
8	Bureau of Business Research, University of Texas, Austin

Top 20% authors in Texas (United States)

This ranking is based on registered authors only, and only those who claimed some affiliation in this region, and this affiliation is listed in EDIRC. Authors can register at the RePEc Author Service.

Rank	Author	Affiliated with (in this region)
1.	Daniel Hamermesh	Department of Economics, University of Texas, Austin
2.	Eric A. Hanushek	University of Texas
3.	Don Fullerton	Department of Economics, University of Texas, Austin
4.	David H. Papell	Department of Economics, University of Houston, Houston
5.	Kamal Saggi	Department of Economics, Southern Methodist University, Dallas
6.	Mark Wynne	Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, Dallas Economic Research Department, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, Dallas
7.	John V. Duca	Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, Dallas Economic Research Department, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, Dallas
8.	Nathan Balke	Department of Economics, Southern Methodist University, Dallas
9.	Stephen J. Trejo	Department of Economics, University of Texas, Austin
10.	Barry T. Hirsch	Department of Economics, Trinity University, San Antonio
11.	Bent E. Sorensen	Department of Economics, University of Houston, Houston
12.	Valerie R. Bencivenga	Bureau of Business Research, University of Texas, Austin Department of Economics, University of Texas, Austin
13.	Simon Grant	Department of Economics, Rice University, Houston
14.	Alok Bhargava	Department of Economics, University of Houston, Houston
15.	Sebnem Kalemli-Ozcan	Department of Economics, University of Houston, Houston
16.	P. Dean Corbae	Department of Economics, University of Texas, Austin
17.	Scott E. Hein	Rawls College of Business Administration, Texas Tech University, Lubbock
18.	Esfandiar Maasoumi	Department of Economics, Southern Methodist University, Dallas
19.	David Andrew Kendrick	Department of Economics, University of Texas, Austin

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Author registration by Ivan Kumanov, Minsk, Belarus.
Institutions database and ranking computations by Christian Zimmermann, University of Connecticut.
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