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yuti — May 6, 2008 / 11:17 am
On July, 2004, Nature published a feature entitled The Scientific Impact of Nations. The article discuss relation between citation intensity and wealth intensity represented by a positive slope. In the graphic, we can see that citation intensity has a strong relation with wealth of a nation. The question is does wealth and citation intensity work uniquely, or one of the coordinate can be substitute and also gives a positive slope? Moreover, if statistics gives a good correlation, does it work in a causal sense in reality, or the number is ‘just’ a nice coincidence?
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