National Bureau of Economic Research
The National Bureau of Economic Research ( NBER ) is a US private, non-partisan, non-profit research organization devoted to the study of the theory and empiricism of economics, especially the American economy. The headquarters are in Cambridge , Massachusetts (USA). Its objectives are unbiased research and the dissemination of knowledge among politicians, business people and the academic community.
The NBER was founded in 1920 by Wesley C. Mitchell and publishes the NBER Working Papers.
The NBER is the largest economic research institute in the United States.
Publications
An official organ of the facility is the NBER Macroeconomics Annual .
Known relatives
Nobel Prize Winner
- Robert Shiller 2013
- Christopher Sims , Thomas Sargent 2011
- Peter A. Diamond , Dale Mortensen 2010
- Paul Krugman 2008
- Edward C. Prescott 2004
- Finn Kydland 2004
- Robert F. Engle 2003
- Joseph Stiglitz 2001
- George Akerlof 2001
- James J. Heckman 2000
- Daniel L. McFadden 2000
- Robert C. Merton 1997
- Myron S. Scholes 1997
- Robert E. Lucas 1995
- Robert W. Fogel 1993
- Gary S. Becker 1992
- George J. Stigler 1982
- Theodore W. Schultz 1979
- Milton Friedman 1976
- Wassily Leontief 1973
- Simon Kuznets 1971
Board members of the Council of Economic Advisers
Other
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Individual evidence
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