To encourage the exchange of new ideas and fresh perspectives, the Institute hosts a robust schedule of conferences, lectures, and workshops featuring leading scholars from around the world.
| Sept. 14–15 | Creditors and Corporate Governance* |
| Oct. 18–19 | Recent Developments in the Economics of Household Production* |
| Nov. 9 | Celebrating the Centennial of Milton Friedman's Birth |
| Dec. 6–7 | Impact of Macroeconomic Policy and Uncertainty* |
| Spring 2013 | Constitutional Design and the Scope of Authority |
| TBA | Fiscal Imbalance Workshop* |
| TBA | Macrofinance Lecture and Workshop* |
*Conferences marked with an asterisk are planned as part of our multi-year research initiatives.
With examples drawn from his wide-ranging research, Nobel laureate James Heckman showed how economic tools and analysis can illuminate serious policy issues.
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