WORKSHOP: Stanford Institute for Theoretical Economics Summer Workshop

斯坦福理论经济学研究所（SITE）夏季系列研讨会是展示创新经济理论的主要论坛之一。SITE研讨会汇集了来自世界各地的顶尖学者，以突出和讨论几乎所有经济学主题的当前理论。SITE夏季讲习班的目的是促进经济科学造福社会。SITE的使命是鼓励和支持年轻学者的参与，并为通常在其他经济论坛上没有代表的学者和机构提供机会。所有SITE与会者都有机会参与关键的科学讨论，了解本领域内外的新发展，促进跨学科交流，发起和合作开展新的研究。与会者将这些资产带回他们的工作和机构。SITE有助于理解和应用经济理论的过程，机构和系统，在国内和全球。SITE讲习班不仅向经济学家，而且向其他学科、政府和私营部门的研究人员、决策者和学者迅速传播最新的专题研究。为了进一步促进知识和研究的传播，研究所设立了一个网站，向所有人提供所提交论文的数字版本。SITE促进了经济学中几乎所有主题的理论和实证工作的共享和交叉授粉，包括行为和实验、计算、发展、金融、产业组织、劳动、宏观经济学、公共和经济史。组织者每年夏天举办七到十场会议，平均每场会议有16场演讲，40多名参与者。组织者努力将理论经济学中最活跃和最具创新性的领域以及代表性不足的主题纳入研究论文。年复一年的研究也有一些凝聚力，反映了组织者的持续兴趣。每个SITE研讨会的目标和贡献是促进科学知识的传播，加强实证和理论经济分析和研究方法，提高对美国和全球经济过程和制度的理解。

The Stanford Institute for Theoretical Economics (SITE) summer workshop series offers one of the leading forums for presenting innovative economic theory. SITE workshops bring together top scholars from around the world to highlight and discuss current theories on almost every topic in economics.The purpose of the SITE summer workshops is to advance economic science for the benefit of society. SITE's mission is to encourage and support the participation of younger scholars as well as provide exposure for scholars and institutions that typically may not be represented at other economics forums. All SITE attendees benefit from opportunities to engage in critical scientific discussion, to gain exposure to new developments in their field and beyond, to promote exchanges across disciplines, and to initiate and collaborate on new research. Attendees bring these assets back to their work and institutions. SITE contributes to the understanding and application of economic theory to processes, institutions, and systems, nationally and globally. SITE workshops promote rapid dissemination of the latest, topical research not only to economists but also to researchers, policy-makers and scholars in other disciplines, government and the private sector. To further facilitate dissemination of the knowledge and research, SITE maintains a website where digital versions of the presented papers are available to all. SITE facilitates sharing and cross-pollination of theoretical and empirical work on almost every topic in economics, including behavioral and experimental, computational, development, finance, industrial organization, labor, macroeconomics, public, and economic history. Organizers conduct from seven to ten sessions each summer, with an average of 16 presentations and over 40 participants per session. Organizers strive to include research papers in the most active and innovative areas of theoretical economics, as well as under-represented topics. There is also some cohesion along lines of research presented from year to year, reflecting the continuing interests of the organizers. The goal and contribution of each SITE workshop is to contribute to the dissemination of scientific knowledge, strengthen empirical and theoretical economic analysis and research methods, and improve understanding of the processes and institutions of the US and global economies.