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"Celebrating 125 Years of
Encouraging Economic Research"

Welcome to AEAweb -- information for economists -- provided by the American Economic Association. AEAweb includes the web pages for association and publication information; contents, abstracts, datafiles, and full-text links to AEA journals; Resources for Economists on the Internet (RFE); EconLit and JEL Classification System information; and Job Openings for Economists (JOE). AEAweb provides news, member features, Annual Meeting conference papers, grants information, and more!

AEA

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 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 include AEJ: Applied Economics and AEJ: Macroeconomics (published in January, April, July, and October); AEJ: Economic Policy and AEJ: Microeconomics (published in February, May, August, and November). 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)!

Job Openings for Economists (JOE)

JOE is provided by the American Economic Association and updated near the first of every month except January and July. Employers may submit job listings online, and the JOE database allows for sorting job openings by section, JEL classification, and location in addition to marking and downloading positions of interest.

Resources for Economists (RFE)

RFE describes and links to over one thousand resources available on the Internet of interest to academic and practicing economists, and those interested in economics.  It is divided into more than seventy sections and subsections.  These include, but are not limited to data sources, forecasting, conferences, scholarly communication, teaching aids, and software.  RFE also features the Econ Search Engine.

 

 



Contents of Current Issues

Summer 2010 JEP

August 2010 AEJ: Policy

August 2010 AEJ: Micro

July 2010 AEJ: Applied

July 2010 AEJ: Macro

June 2010 AER

June 2010 JEL

Virtual Field Journals

Announcements:

Click here to access the AEA's new membership website. Please review and update your membership contact information.

Online issues of the Journal of Economic Perspectives published since 1999 are now publicly accessible at no charge, compliments of the American Economic Association.

The 2010 John Bates Clark Medal was awarded by the AEA in April to Esther Duflo.

Janet Currie (Columbia) has succeeded Roger Gordon (University of California, San Diego) as editor of the Journal of Economic Literature.

2010 Economists Calendar

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