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Summer Institute 2001
07/16/2001 - 08/10/2001

Program Meetings

Program Fall 2001 Spring 2002 SI
Asset Pricing 11/9 TBA 7/19-20
Children TBA 4/4 7/31
Corporate Finance 11/16 4/19 8/6-7
Dev. of the American Economy TBA 3/2 7/16-19
Economics of Education --- --- ---
Econ. Flucuations & Growth 10/19 2/2 7/21
Health Care 10/26 TBA 8/2-3
Health Economics TBA TBA 8/1
Industial Organization TBA 1/25-26 7/26-27
Int'l Finance & Macroeconomics 10/26 3/22 7/16-19
Int'l Trade & Investment 12/7-8 3/15-16 8/6-9
Labor Studies 11/16 4/12 7/30-8/3
Law & Economics TBA TBA 8/3-4
Monetary Economics 11/02 TBA 7/16-20
Productivity 12/7-8 3/15
Public Economics 11/1-11/2 TBA


Projects:
Behavioral Finance 11/10 TBA
E-Commerce TBA TBA
Environmental Economics TBA 05/17-18 7/30-31
Higher Education 11/09 5/3
Insurance TBA 2/1

Who Should You Contact

To update your contact
information or on-line CV?
Jennifer Dayton, (617)588-0315

To submit a working paper?
Gerri Johnson, (617)588-0321

About your working paper
(other than submissions)?
Jason Calieri, (617)588-1403

About an NBER Book
or your book chapter?
Helena Fitz-Patrick,
(617)588-1404

About an active grant
or a grant proposal
Sue Colligan, (617)588-0306 or
Alison Oaxaca, (617)588-0339

About hiring a Research
Assistant or an RA's paycheck?
Mui Cheung, (617)588-1412

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