How Has COVID-19 Impacted Research Production in Economics and Finance?

IF 6.8 1区经济学 Q1 BUSINESS, FINANCE

Review of Financial Studies Pub Date : 2022-11-30 DOI:10.1093/rfs/hhac087

Samuel Kruger, G. Maturana, Jordan Nickerson

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Abstract

Following the onset of COVID-19, research production in economics and finance (measured by the posting of working papers) increased by 29%. Production increases were widespread across geographies, job titles, departments, and ages with larger increases in top departments and for people under the age of 35. Men and women both experienced production increases with the exception of women between the age of 35 and 49, who experienced no production gains despite large increases for men in the same age group. COVID-19 increased reliance on past coauthorship networks, with larger production gains for authors that are more central to the network.

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COVID-19如何影响经济学和金融学的研究成果?

2019冠状病毒病爆发后，经济和金融领域的研究产出(以发表工作文件衡量)增长了29%。产量的增长遍及各个地区、职位、部门和年龄，其中顶级部门和35岁以下人群的增幅较大。男性和女性都经历了产量的增加，但35岁至49岁的女性除外，尽管同一年龄段的男性产量大幅增加，但女性的产量没有增加。COVID-19增加了对过去合作作者网络的依赖，对网络更核心的作者获得了更大的产出收益。

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Review of Financial Studies Multiple-

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16.00

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2.40%

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期刊介绍： The Review of Financial Studies is a prominent platform that aims to foster and widely distribute noteworthy research in financial economics. With an expansive editorial board, the Review strives to maintain a balance between theoretical and empirical contributions. The primary focus of paper selection is based on the quality and significance of the research to the field of finance, rather than its level of technical complexity. The scope of finance within the Review encompasses its intersection with economics. Sponsoring The Society for Financial Studies, the Review and the Society appoint editors and officers through limited terms.