神马文学网经济学期刊排名(2)-老树发新芽-搜狐博客
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汤姆森公司（Thomson Coporation）是全球专业信息服务和出版领域最大、最领先的跨国企业，由汤姆森法律与条例信息集团、汤姆森金融信息集团、汤姆森学习出版集团、以及汤姆森科技与医疗卫生信息集团组成，在全球拥有 38,000 名雇员，在 46 个国家和地区设有分支机构与办事处，2004 年全年营业收入 81 亿美元，位居福布斯全球 500 强企业榜。（The item about Thomoson Coporation in the Wikipedia）
汤姆森科技信息集团(Thomoson Scientific)是汤姆森公司下属的一家信息服务公司，主要为学术界和企业界提供各种信息解决方案和信息资源，辅助决策。下面是汤姆森科技对经济学期刊做的排名，具体方法注释在这个表下面。
汤姆森的分析结果显示，虽然近些年一些以往都是非主流的期刊影响力日增，但是过去二十年来老牌Top journal 依然占据这领先地位。Econometrica, AER,JPE,QJE等处于领先地位那是自然，JEL和JEP这两份综述性的期刊竟然也跻身10强，确实令我感到有些意外。不过我其实蛮喜欢看JEL上的文章，挺长见识的。
Journals Ranked by Impact: Economics
Rank2004
Impact Factor
Impact
2001-05
1981-2005 1 Quarterly J. Economics
(4.41) J. Economic Literature
(10.11) J. Economic Literature
(57.59) 2 J. Economic Literature
(4.40) Quarterly J. Economics
(10.11) Econometrica
(50.03) 3 J. Economic Geography
(3.14) J. Economic Perspectives
(5.78) J. Political Economy
(45.24) 4 J. Economic Perspectives
(2.95) J. Political Economy
(5.37) Bell J. Economics
(39.97) 5 J. Political Economy
(2.62) Econometrica
(5.34) J. Financial Economics
(37.35) 6 J. Financial Economics
(2.55) J. Accounting & Econ.
(5.18) Quarterly J. Economics
(37.34) 7 J. Health Economics
(2.50) J. Financial Economics
(5.15) American Economic Rev.
(24.18) 8 J. Economic Growth
(2.38) J. Economic Growth
(4.74) Rev. Economic Studies
(23.51) 9 NBER Macroecon. Ann.
(2.33) American Economic Rev.
(4.50) J. Economic Perspectives
(23.35) 10 Economic Geography
(2.33) J. Health Economics
(4.18) J. Monentary Economics
(22.12)
The above table compares the citation impact of journals in a given field as measured over three different time spans. The left-hand column ranks journals based on their 2004 "impact factor," as enumerated in the current edition of the Thomson Scientific Journal Citation Reports®. The 2004 impact factor is calculated by taking the number of all current citations to source items published in a journal over the previous two years and dividing by the number of articles published in the journal during the same period—in other words, a ratio between citations and recent citable items published. The rankings in the next two columns show impact over longer time spans, based on figures from the Thomson Scientific Journal Performance Indicators. In these columns, total citations to a journal's published papers are divided by the total number of papers that the journal published, producing a citations-per-paper impact score over a five-year period (middle column) and a 25-year period (right-hand column).
SOURCE: Journal Citation Reports and Journal Performance Indicators.