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这笔拨款为计量经济学与数理经济学会议（CEME）提供了新的支持。会议的目的是促进对最先进的计量经济学和数学经济理论和方法的前沿的讨论和研究，以及在实证经济研究中应用先进的数学、统计和数值分析技术。会议通过缩短思想概念和传播之间的时间滞后，以及通过诱导主要学者合作将他们的才能应用于识别、选择和解决未得到充分关注的问题，加速和改善知识及其使用。cme的目标是通过支持正在进行的研讨会来实现计量经济学和数学经济学的思想交流。CEME研讨会为居住在地理位置广泛分散的机构的专家提供了非正式的交流渠道。与一般专业学会的会议相比，这些研讨会提供了选定专题领域的专家之间更持久的相互作用。自1970年11月以来，成立了15个不同的研讨会小组，目前有5个活动小组。研讨会的领导者和参与者由一组不断变化的学者组成，这取决于该领域正在进行的主题和研究。研讨会的会议由领导或他们选择的其他主要研究人员计划。目前活跃的研讨会有一般均衡模型、计量经济模型的比较、时间序列分析、计量经济学中的贝叶斯推理和分散的经济计划。

This grant provides renewed support for the Conference of Econometrics and Mathematical Economics (CEME). The purpose of the conference is to stimulate discussion and research on the frontiers of the state-of-the-art of econometric and mathematical economic theory and methodology and the application of advanced mathematical, statistical, and numerical analysis techniques in empirical economic studies. The conference hastens and improves knowledge and its use, by shortening the time lags between the conception of ideas and their dissemination and by inducing leading scholars cooperatively to apply their talents to the identification, selection, and resolution of issues which are receiving inadequate attention. The objectives of CEME are accomplished by supporting on-going seminars for the exchange of ideas in econometrics and mathematical economics. CEME seminars provide informal channels of communication among specialists resident in widely geographically dispersed institutions. The seminars provide for more sustained interaction among specialists in selected topic areas than is generally possible at meetings of professional societies. Since November, 1970, fifteen different seminar groups have been formed, and five are currently active. The leaders and participants in the seminars consist of a changing set of scholars depending on topic and research being conducted in the field. Meetings of the seminars are planned by the leaders or by other leading researchers chosen by them. The current active seminars are general equilibrium models, comparison of econometric models, time series analysis, Bayesian inference in econometrics and decentralized economic planning.