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I hadn't planned on writing again so soon about rankings studies, but this Instapundit post intrigued me. He linked to a longer post by University of Wisconsin law professor Ann Althouse questioning Forbes methodology.
Good questions. And relevant to our "best states" discussions. (Read the comments - some clever stuff there.)
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