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Top Scientific Research Is Globalizing, But Economics Is Becoming More Concentrated

Richard B. Freeman, Danxia Xie, Hanzhe Zhang and Hanzhang Zhou

Prizewinning research in most science-related academic fields has become less concentrated among institutions. However, as Richard B. Freeman, Danxia Xie, Hanzhe Zhang, and Hanzhang Zhou discuss in new research, prizewinners in economics continue to come from a narrow set of American institutions.

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