Summer Workshop in Economics to be held at Northwestern University, Evanston, IL, Summer of 1990-1992

在过去的六年里，美国西北大学（Northwestern University）凯洛格管理研究生院（J.L. Kellog Graduate School of Management）就选定的经济学和管理学主题举办了一系列夏季研讨会。最近的四次研讨会中的每一次都相当狭隘地集中在当前研究的一个领域，汇集了直接在重点领域工作的研究人员。每一次会议都是围绕一个正式研讨会的方案来组织的，其时间表足够灵活，可以留出充足的时间进行非正式讨论和互动。每个研讨会都有一个星期的时间，这样与会者就可以参加整个会议。1990-1992年讲习班将采用过去四年使用的相同形式。研讨会的总体主题将在三年内有所不同。1990年，讲习班将以动态经济学的主题为中心。分主题包括国际贸易的动态模型、公共财政的动态模型、经济增长及其决定因素的模型，以及动态模型中的均衡计算。讲习班第二年和第三年的主题将在以后决定。可能的主题包括：企业内部组织、劳动力市场和薪酬、不完全竞争市场中的战略互动、博弈论和货币经济学。应该支持这个系列会议，因为它过去的会议的生产力，对经济理论的进步产生更多关于动态经济模型的研究和未来会议的其他主题的重要性，重点是帮助有前途的年轻理论家在他们的职业生涯早期，以及杰出的西北大学教师对会议的贡献。

For the last six years, the J.L. Kellog Graduate School of Management at Northwestern University has hosted a series of summer workshops on selected topics in economics and management. Each of the four most recent workshops has been fairly narrowly focused on an area of current research, bringing together researchers working directly in the fields of emphasis. Each has been organized around a program of formal seminars with a schedule that was sufficiently flexible to leave ample time for informal discussion and interaction. Each workshops has been one week long so that participants would be in attendance for the entire conference. The 1990-1992 workshops will follow the same format used in the last four years. The general theme of the workshop will vary across the three years. In 1990, the workshop will be centered around topics in dynamic economics. The sub- topics include dynamic models of international trade, dynamic models of public finance, models of economic growth and its determinants, and computation of equilibrium in dynamic models. The topics for the second and third years of the workshop will be decided at a later date. Possible topics include: Internal Organization of the Firm, Labor Markets and Compensation, Strategic Interaction in Imperfectly Competitive Markets, Game Theory, and Monetary Economics. This conference series should be supported because of the productivity of its past conferences, the importance for the advance of economic theory of generating more research on dynamic economic models and the other topics for future conferences, the emphasis on assisting promising young theorists early in their careers and the contributions of the outstanding Northwestern faculty to the conference.