We're #29!
Monday August 20, 2007
The blog on economics.about.com, that is - according to rankings compiled by Aaron Schiff. The rankings are based on incoming links from other blogs. I'm surprised this blog ranked as well as it does - the vast majority of visitors to this site come through Google searches and never find the blog.
Anyhow, there's some terrific sites in the Top 30 (of 118):
Anyhow, there's some terrific sites in the Top 30 (of 118):
- Freakonomics
- Marginal Revolution
- Greg Mankiw's Blog
- The Big Picture
- The Becker-Posner Blog
- Economist's View
- Asymmetrical Information
- Brad DeLong
- EconLog
- Cafe Hayek
- Adam Smith Institute
- Dani Rodrik
- TaxProf Blog
- Econbrowser
- Mish's Global Economic Trend Analysis
- Angry Bear
- The Indian Economy Blog
- Environmental Economics
- Free Exchange
- Ideas (David Friedman)
- New Economist
- Mahalanobis
- Mises Economics Blog
- Knowledge Problems
- macroblog
- RGE - Brad Setser's Blog
- Organizations and Markets
- The Sports Economist
- Economics at About.com
- Division of Labor
- EclectEcon (#90)
- Economic Investigations (#97)
- Reviving Economics (Not ranked)
- Worthwhile Canadian Initiative (Not ranked)
Comments
I suspect that if this had been done 4-5 months ago, we would both rank higher.
Recently, we’ve witnesses some pretty serious bellow-trend blogging
and, to make thing worse, the little blogging that did happen was concentrated around the entries of the leading pack.
Hi Mike, thanks for the comments about my ranking. I’ve added Reviving Economics and Worthwhile Canadian Initiative, which come in at #99 and #65 respectively.