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PAPER SUBMISSION SCHEDULE SUMMER INSTITUTE 1999
Summer Institute NBER SUMMER INSTITUTE 1999 HOME PAGE Updated versions of the program listings for the NBER Summer Institute 1999 are available on the SI99 home page at http://www.nber.org/~confer. You need to include the "~confer" because this is a hidden page (not linked directly to the main NBER home page). When you connect to the page, you will see a listing of the SI workshops. Simply click on the workshop you are interested in to see the latest version of its program. We also hope to make copies of the papers available on-line, at least a couple of weeks before each workshop, if the authors get them to us in time. More information on accessing the papers will be available on the SI99 home page by late June. NBER SI99 AUTHORS NOTE: This year we would like to make the Summer Institute papers available on-line for attendees to browse ahead of time. This requires your cooperation to work smoothly. If you have already put your paper on-line elsewhere, you can send us the URL reference to the paper (or to a page from which the paper can be accessed). All NBER Working Papers are already scanned, so just indicate that below. If the paper is not otherwise available, you can send us a copy of the paper- not later than June 21- and we will have the paper scanned and made available. As always, we need a copy of the paper three weeks before the workshop starts, in order to make copies for distribution at the workshop. If you do not wish to have your paper made available on-line, please indicate that when you send the paper or remove the check from the box below when submitting information about the location of your paper. WORKSHOP SCHEDULED FOR WEEK OF: PAPER MUST BE RECEIVED BY: JULY 12.........................................................JUNE 18 JULY 19.........................................................JUNE 25 JULY 26.........................................................JULY 2 AUGUST 2......................................................JULY 9 Please note that the first version we receive is the version which will be made available to participants.
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