www.rankless.org/authors/phil...
www.rankless.org/authors/pete...
www.rankless.org/authors/joel...

Some other things about how their impact looks can be found in the links below, like how undercited Mokyr is in China, especially compared to other recent Nobel laureates, and how the impact of this work has changed since the 90s, when most of it was published

Joel Mokyr has published in the most prestigious economics journals, but his co-authors include people who have most of their impact in demography, history or anthropology, most of whom have never worked together. Nothing like the network of Aghion & Howitt

Philippe Aghion is _the_ economist, among his prominent co-authors are 3 Nobel winners (now 4), former chief economist of the IMF, writers of popular textbooks, all connected through co-authorships in a nice, large network of economists.

See for yourself, the breakdown of their impact:

Brunkow: rankless.org/authors/mary...
Sakaguchi: rankless.org/authors/shim...
Ramsdell: rankless.org/authors/fred...

No wonder the third laureate, Shimon Sakaguchi is from Japan, who has a remarkably even distribution of impact globally