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>To: ME, ITI, and EFG mailing lists
>From: Susanto Basu and Ernst R. Berndt
>Date: February 21, 2006
>Re: CALL FOR PAPERS—Productivity, Macroeconomics, and Trade
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>We are organizing our usual one-day workshop on applied productivity
>analysis during the NBER Summer Institute. The workshop will be held at
>the Royal Sonesta Hotel on Wednesday, July 19 (the week of the EFG
>small-group meetings). The scope of the meeting is intentionally broad—we
>are looking particularly for papers that have a productivity component but
>focus on research questions in other fields.
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>Papers that are especially suitable for this workshop typically have some
>empirical application, although the paper may be a contribution to the
>pure theory of measurement.
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>If you have a paper that you believe would be appropriate for this
>workshop, please send a copy to each of us to arrive no later than March
>17, 2006 at the addresses below. If the paper is incomplete you may send
>an abstract or rough draft now, with the finished paper due by June 23.
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>Susanto Basu
>Department of Economics
>Boston College
>140 Commonwealth Ave.
>Chestnut Hill, MA 02467
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>Ernst R. Berndt
>MIT Sloan School of Management
>50 Memorial Drive, E52-452
>Cambridge, MA 02142
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>You may also send papers by electronic mail (in PDF format only, please)
>to susanto.basu@bc.edu and eberndt@mit.edu.
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>Since this mailing goes to a large group, we cannot invite everyone on the
>mailing list to the workshop. For NBER members, travel reimbursement will
>be in accordance with the standard Summer Institute rules. We regret that
>we cannot reimburse travel or lodging expenses for non-NBER
>presenters. However, the NBER Conference Department will assist in making
>hotel reservations and other logistical arrangements.

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