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> > From: Stephen Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > Date: Monday, December 15, 2003 10:40 am
> > Subject: Economist IQ?
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> >>I doubt anyone has hard data on th
10:40 am
Subject: Economist IQ?
I doubt anyone has hard data on this, but I'm wondering what
people on this
list would guess is the average IQ of Ph.D. economists? Would it
be much
different from the average IQ of Ph.D.s in general?
--
Prof. Bryan Caplan
De
more
intelligent than PhDs in many other fields. But probably not all fields, and maybe
not even most.
- Zac Gochenour
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- Original Message -
From: Stephen Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Monday, December 15, 2003 10:40 am
Subject: Economist IQ?
> I doubt a
At Chicago, econ math GRE's tend to be substantially higher than other
social science Ph.D.'s. Verbal scores are comparable to humanities
Ph.D.'s. Also remember that econ depts take a lot of asian students, which
probably pushes down the verbal GRE score. More generally, any time you
require math,
Why not look at GRE scores (or do they still require GREs?)
Rodney Weiher
Stephen Miller wrote:
> I doubt anyone has hard data on this, but I'm wondering what people on this
> list would guess is the average IQ of Ph.D. economists? Would it be much
> different from the average IQ of Ph.D.s in g
I doubt anyone has hard data on this, but I'm wondering what people on this
list would guess is the average IQ of Ph.D. economists? Would it be much
different from the average IQ of Ph.D.s in general?
