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Program Fall 2000 Spring 2001
AP 11/3TBA
CH n/a4/5
CF 11/104/20
DAE TBA3/10
EFG 10/272/3
HC 11/17TBA
HE TBATBA
IO n/a2/9
IFM 10/283/23
ITI 12/1 - 12/23/16 - 3/17
LS 11/3TBA
LE 8/4TBA
ME 11/174/27
PR 12/13/16
PE 11/2 - 11/34/6
Projects:
Behavioral
Finance		 11/18TBA
Higher
Education		 11/105/10
E-Commerce n/a2/10
Environmental
Economics		 TBATBA

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    • Congratulations to James Heckman and Daniel McFadden who were awarded the Nobel Prize in Economics. For the full story, please visit The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences. You may also read an NIH Press Release regarding these awards.

    • Greg Mankiw recently stepped down as the director of the Monetary Economics program. Greg was the first director after the program was created from the previous program on Financial Markets and Monetary Economics. He has provided strong intellectual leadership as program director and helped to shape an active and exciting group. We are pleased to announce that Ben Bernanke has agreed to succeed Greg as Program Director.


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    • NBER National Fellowships are available to NBER Faculty Research Fellows. Applications are due by December 31st for academic year 2002-2003.

    • The International Migration Program of the Social Science Research Council seeks to foster innovative research that will advance theoretical understandings of voluntary and forced international migration to the United States, the process of settlement, and outcomes for immigrants, refugees, and native-born Americans. Dissertation Fellowships, Postdoctoral Fellowships and Minority Summer Dissertation Workshops are available. The program sent an e-mail to the NBER saying that they would like to encourage economists to apply for these fellowships. More information about the program and application requirements is at www.ssrc.org/migfell.htm
      Application deadline: February 1, 2001

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