NBER Annual Conference on Macroeconomics
The NBER Macroeconomics Annual seeks to bring together the latest research on important and policy-relevant topics in macroeconomics. The span of research includes applied theory as well as empirical work, open-economy macroeconomics, and work on financial markets that bears on macroeconomics. The inaugural Macroeconomics Annual meeting was held in 1986, with Stanley Fischer as the organizer. Over the past 30 years, the organizers have included Olivier Blanchard, Julio Rotemberg, Ken Rogoff, Mark Gertler and Ben Bernanke, as well as the current organizers Martin Eichenbaum and Jonathan Parker.
Call for Proposals for the 35th NBER Annual Conference on Macroeconomics,
April 2 and 3, 2020, in Cambridge, MA
2019 NBER Macroeconomics Conference Program
with videos of the presentations, downloadable papers and slides
2018 NBER Macroeconomics Conference Program
with videos of the presentations, interviews, and downloadable papers and slides
2017 NBER Macroeconomics Conference Program
with videos of the presentations, interviews, and downloadable papers and slides
2016 NBER Macroeconomics Conference Program
with videos of the presentations, interviews, and downloadable papers and slides
2015 NBER Macroeconomics Conference Program
with videos of the presentations, interviews, and downloadable papers and slides
NBER Macroeconomics Annual Advisory Board
Historical Archive, 1986-2016
NBER Macro Annual Volumes @ University of Chicago Press -- JSTOR -- University of Chicago Press Journals
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