NBER Summer Institute-Cambridge, MA:  July-August 1988 &amp;    1989
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The NBER Summer Institute brings together economists from                       universities, government, and international organizations for a                 few days or a few weeks of seminars, workshops, conferences and                 collaborative research.  Last year's Summer Institute included                  435 economists from 124 universities and nonacademic                            institutions and a similar number is expected to attend this                    summer.  Special efforts are made to include young economists.                                                                                                  The Summer Institute is organized into seven programs: economic                 fluctuations, economic history, financial markets and monetary                  economics, international studies, labor studies, productivity,                  and taxation.  Each program has its own group of participants                   and its own structure.  Although there is considerable                          variation among the programs, a typical Summer Institute                        program will last for one to three weeks, with seminars each                    morning and afternoon devoted to individual research.  Some                     programs conclude with a more formal conference.  Programs may                  include a variety of subjects or they may be organized around                   specific topics.                                                                                                                                                The Summer Institute provides a unique opportunity for                          economists to work closely with others in their areas of                        specialty for extended and gernerally intense periods of                        research.  Although numerous conferences permit researchers                     few hours in which to exchange ideas, only NBER's Summer                        Institute lasts long enough to allow serious collaboration                      among economists from several institutions.  While there are of                 course 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.
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