- Paul Krugman, Princeton University (100%, 1)
- Manmohan Singh, India (85%, 2)
- Mario Draghi, European Central Bank (60%, NR)
- Ben Bernanke, Federal Reserve Board (46%, 3)
- Amartya Sen, Harvard University (34%, 4)
- Gloria Arroyo (30%, 16)
- Alan Greenspan (26%, 5)
- Nouriel Roubini, New York University (26%, 7)
- Robert Reich, University of California – Berkeley (24%, NR)
- Thomas Sowell, Hoover Institution (24%, 6)
- Joseph Stiglitz, Columbia University (24%,
- Walter Williams, George Mason University (24%, 9)
- Mario Monti, Italy (20, NR)
- Justin Lin, World Bank (18%, 10)
- Larry Summers, Harvard University (18%, 30)
- Simon Johnson, M.I.T. (16%, 12)
- Jeffrey Sachs, Columbia University (16%, 12)
- Robert Lucas, University of Chicago (14%, 30)
- Peter Diamond, M.I.T. (12%, 20)
- David Friedman, Santa Clara University (12%, NR)
- Mervyn King, Bank of England (12%, 12)
- Robert Merton, Harvard University (12%, 16)
- Brad DeLong, University of California – Berkeley (10%, 12)
- Robert Shiller, Yale University (10%, 16)
- Gary Becker, University of Chicago (8%, 20)
- Tyler Cowen, George Mason University (8%, 20)
- Steven Levitt, University of Chicago (8%, 26)
- Greg Mankiw, Harvard University (8%, 16)
- Elinor Ostrom, Indiana University / Arizona State University (6%, 20)
- Thomas Sargent, New York University (6%, NR)
- Michael Spence, Hoover Institute (6%, 30)
Prime minister Manmohan Singh - Congratulations for your name appearing in intellectual list but please do something to bring Corruption in India to a manageable level.