Carnegie-Rochester Conference on Public Policy: 1990-1991 being held at Pittsburgh, PA and Rochester, NY in April 1990 - November 1990 and April 1991

关于公共政策的麦基-罗切斯特会议旨在 促进对重大政策问题的研究和讨论， 来自学术界和决策机构的经济学家。 大学里的经济学家往往不熟悉 体制安排在形成中的制约作用 政策问题和政策。 政府经济学家 往往不太了解当前的研究及其影响。 一 会议的主要目的是促进 这些群体之间的互动，以改善经济 分析政策问题和政策。 的具体目标 会议将：1）发展最近研究的意义 （2）将不同的经济学家聚集在一起， 缩小分歧的方法或结论; 3） 揭示制定政策的机构所使用的分析。 的 会议每半年在罗切斯特大学举行一次 和麦基-梅隆大学 约45名与会者加 来自主办机构的教师和研究生是 邀请参加每一次会议。 来自美国和外国的参与者 各国央行、美国和国际机构将出席 定期。 特别注意让有前途的年轻人 学者 文件和正式讨论经过编辑， 准备出版，以扩大会议的影响。 应继续支持这一成功和有影响力的 会议系列。 会议系列通过以下方式促进研究： 为政策和方法辩论提供一个定期论坛， 确定和委托文件的领导人物， 这些辩论，并发表会议的结果， 及时的时尚 一些最有影响力的论文在现代 宏观经济学是为罗彻斯特会议撰写的。 罗彻斯特大学保留了它的活力和效力。 本系列会议最新论文的质量 异常的高。

The Carnegie-Rochester Conference on Public Policy is designed to foster research and discussion of major policy issues by economists from academia and policy making institutions. Economists in universities are often unfamiliar with the constraining effect of institutional arrangements in the shaping of policy issues and policies. Economists in government are often less aware of current research and its implications. A central purpose of the conference is to facilitate the interaction between these groups in order to improve the economic analysis of policy issues and policy. The specific aims of the conference are to: 1) develop the implications of recent research for policy; 2) bring together economists with different approaches or conclusions to narrow the differences; and 3) to uncover the analysis used by institutions that set policies. The conferences are held semi-annually at the University of Rochester and Carnegie-Mellon University. About 45 participants plus faculty and graduate students from the host institution are invited to each conference. Participants from U.S. and foreign central banks and U.S. and international agencies attend regularly. Special care is taken to involve promising younger scholars. The papers and formal discussions are edited and prepared for publication to broaden the impact of the conference. Support should be renewed for this successful and influential conference series. The conference series stimulates research by providing a regular forum for policy and methodological debates, identifying and commissioning papers from the leading figures in these debates, and publishing the results of the conference in a timely fashion. Some of the most influential papers in modern macroeconomics were written for Carnegie-Rochester conferences. Carnegie-Rochester retains its vitality and its effectiveness. The quality of the most recent papers from this conference series has been exceptionally high.