The 39th Annual NBER Summer Institute will be held in Cambridge, Massachusetts from July 11 to July 29, 2016. Workshops will focus on a number of different topics including:
| Asset Pricing | Health Care |
| Corporate Finance | Health Economics |
| Development Economics | Household Finance |
| Development of the American Economy | Industrial Organization |
| Economic Fluctuations and Growth | International Finance |
| Economics of Aging | International Trade and Investment |
| Economics of Children | Labor Economics |
| Economics of Crime | Law and Economics |
| Economics of Education | Monetary Economics |
| Economics of Intellectual Property | Personnel Economics |
| Economics of IT and Digitization | Political Economy |
| Economics of National Security | Productivity, Innovation, and Entrepreneurship |
| Economics of Real Estate | Risk of Financial Institutions |
| Environmental and Energy Economics | Social Security |
| Urban Economics |
The NBER provides continental breakfast and lunch each day, as well as limited support services. Authors whose papers are selected for presentation and who are invited to attend any of the workshops must pay for their own transportation and lodging.
Researchers who have completed their Ph.D.s, and who are interested in participating in the 2016 Summer Institute, should submit a copy of the paper they would like considered for the program, or a one page abstract if the paper is not complete, no later than March 25, 2016. Please note that the following workshops will only consider completed manuscripts (abstracts will not be considered): Asset Pricing, Corporate Finance, Economic Fluctuations and Growth, Energy and Environmental Economics, Law and Economics, Monetary Economics, and Political Economy. Questions can be sent to .
The call for papers can also be found online at http://www.nber.org/callforpapers/CallSI2016.html