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The American Economic Association, organized in 1885, encourages economic research, issues publications on economic subjects, and encourages freedom of economic discussion. The AEA headquarters pages provide information about the association, honors and awards, membership, journal subscriptions, the Annual Meeting, and committee activities.
AEA Journals The American Economic Association publishes the American Economic Review, the Journal of Economic Literature, the Journal of Economic Perspectives and the new American Economic Journals. During 2006 and 2007, the American Economic Review was the most widely consulted journal among all 775 scholarly journals that are archived in JSTOR.
The American Economic Journals are publishing their first issues in 2009: AEJ: Applied Economics and AEJ: Macroeconomics in January; AEJ: Economic Policy and AEJ: Microeconomics in February. American Economic Journals are currently accepting papers. EconLit EconLit is the American Economic Association's electronic bibliographic database of economic literature. The EconLit web site features useful information on journals, subject descriptors (JEL classifications), searching and access options for libraries and AEA members. Find publishers for 75% of the over 900 journals indexed in EconLit as well as information about library and member subscriptions to EconLit. AEA members can also use EconLit for Members (EFM)!
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Contents of Current Issues
February 2010 AEJ: Micro
February 2010 AEJ: Policy
January 2010 AEJ: Applied
January 2010 AEJ: Macro
December 2009 JEL
December 2009 AER
Fall 2009 JEP
Virtual Field Journals
In the News:
Two articles published in the American Economic Review and one article published in the Journal of Economic Literature 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:
"Great
Expectations and the End of the Depression," by Gauti B. Eggertsson (AER, September 2008)
"Zombie
Lending and Depressed Restructuring in Japan," by Ricardo J. Caballero,
Takeo Hoshi, and Anil K Kashyap (AER, December 2008)
" Dispelling some misconceptions about agricultural trade liberalization," by
Stephen Tokarick (JEP, Winter 2008)
Announcements:
The 2009 John Bates Clark Medal was awarded by the AEA on April 24, 2009, to Emmanuel Saez.
Steven J. Davis (University of Chicago) has succeeded Olivier Blanchard (MIT) as editor of the
American Economic Journal: Macroeconomics, and John Leahy (NYU) is the new coeditor.
David Autor (MIT) has succeeded Andrei Shleifer (Harvard) as editor
of the Journal of Economic Perspectives.
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