NBER Summer Institute, 2016-2018

这笔赠款为初级教员参加国家经济研究局(NBER)暑期研究所提供了新的资金。三十多年来，NBER的暑期学院为开发新想法和建立协作工作关系提供了理想的环境。暑期研究所将来自大学、政府和国际组织的经济学家和其他领域的学者聚集在一起，进行为期几天或几周的研讨会、研讨会、会议和合作研究。NBER夏季学院对与国际金融稳定、经济生产力和技术、环境法规、社会保障政策和教育政策等主题相关的重要经济政策问题进行及时和有影响力的研究。这些研讨会是经济学研究基础设施中非常宝贵的一部分，有助于大量经济学家的研究。暑期研究所为期四周，包括由80多个人组织和共同组织的至少50个会议。有来自300多所大学和非学术机构的1750多名与会者，大多数与会者不是NBER的附属机构。虽然有许多工作即将完成的介绍，但重点放在方案的研讨会方面，在那里提出新的想法，开发初步的研究想法，并制定联合或协调研究工作的计划。努力吸纳各种各样的新参与者，并接触妇女和少数群体。征集论文的呼吁被广泛传播，并可在NBER网站上找到。

This grant provides renewed funding for the participation of junior faculty in the National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER) Summer Institute. For more than thirty years, NBER's Summer Institute has offered an ideal environment for developing new ideas and forging collaborative work relationships. Summer Institute brings together economists and scholars in other fields from universities, government, and international organizations for a few days or a few weeks of seminars, workshops, conferences, and cooperative research. The NBER Summer Institutes generate timely and influential research on important economic policy questions related to such topics as international financial stability, economic productivity and technology, environmental regulations, social security policy, and educational policies. The workshops are an invaluable part of the research infrastructure in economics and assist the research of a large number of economists.The Summer Institute is four weeks long, and includes at least 50 sessions organized and co-organized by over 80 individuals. There are more than 1,750 attendees from over 300 universities and non-academic institutions, and the majority of attendees are not NBER affiliates. While there are many presentations of work nearing completion, emphasis is placed on the workshop aspects of the program where new ideas are raised, preliminary research ideas are developed, and plans for joint or coordinated research efforts are established. Efforts are made to include a wide variety of new participants, and to reach out to women and minorities. Calls for papers are circulated widely and are available on the NBER website.