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Econ-Harmony: An AEA Service for Organizing Complete Annual Meeting Session Proposals (AEA members only) 2010 Paul Samuelson Memorial Session Webcast available for AEA members and non-members! 2010 AEA Annual Meeting Papers AEA 125th Anniversary Calendar: Available NOW! Member Features
2010 AEA Annual Meeting Webcasts Full-text of all AEA journal articles Access to forthcoming Accepted articles in AEA journals Quick Links
2009 AEA Annual JEL Classification Codes Guide
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The American Economic Review
The American Economic Review is a general-interest economics journal.
The journal is published quarterly and contains articles on a broad
range of topics. Established in 1911, the AER is
among the nation's oldest and most respected scholarly journals in the
economics profession. In 2006 and 2007, the AER was the most widely
consulted journal of the 775 scholarly journals archived in JSTOR. A
special Papers and Proceedings issue, published in May, presents
selected papers from the AEA's annual meeting,
along with the reports of officers and committees. Editorial StaffRobert A. Moffitt
Mark Gertler, Jane Voros Steve Stelling Adam Reger ContactsCorrespondence Regarding Submissions: AER EDITORIAL OFFICE: Phone: 412-432-2300 Papers and Proceedings Editors: Papers and Proceedings Correspondence: AER Board of Editors Pol Antràs
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The American Economic Review Issues and Articles Tools Announcements! In 2008, close to 4 million persons accessed the American Economic Review through JSTOR, making it one of the top-five most popular journals on JSTOR. The coeditors of the AER would like to acknowledge our Excellence in Refereeing Award recipients! Two articles published in the American Economic Review in 2008 have received an Emerald Management Reviews Citation of Excellence. Now in their thirteenth year, these distinguished annual awards recognize the 50 outstanding articles published by the top 400 management journals in the world. The articles are: Professor Joel Sobel assumes Coeditorship of AER as of July 1, 2009. Professor Dirk Krueger assumes Coeditorship of the AER as of January 1, 2009. AER announces that modal decision time for new submissions is 4 months and that 90 percent of new submissions are decided within 5 months. See AER Report of the Editor. |
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