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MEMBERSHIP Joining the Econometric Society, and paying by credit card the corresponding membership rate, can be done online at www.econometricsociety.org. Memberships are accepted on a calendar year basis, but the Society welcomes new members at any time of the year, and in the case of print subscriptions will promptly send all issues published earlier in the same calendar year.
MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS • Possibility to submit papers to Econometrica, Quantitative Economics,andTheoretical Economics • Possibility to submit papers to Econometric Society Regional Meetings and World Congresses • Full text online access to all published issues of Econometrica (Quantitative Economics and Theoretical Economics are open access) • Full text online access to papers forthcoming in Econometrica (Quantitative Economics and Theoretical Economics are open access) • Free online access to Econometric Society Monographs, including the volumes of World Congress invited lectures • Possibility to apply for travel grants for Econometric Society World Congresses • 40% discount on all Econometric Society Monographs • 20% discount on all John Wiley & Sons publications • For print subscribers, hard copies of Econometrica, Quantitative Economics,andTheoretical Economics for the corre- sponding calendar year
MEMBERSHIP RATES Membership rates depend on the type of member (ordinary or student), the class of subscription (print and online or online only)andthecountryofresidence(highincomeormiddleandlowincome). Theratesfor2011arethefollowing:
High Income Other Countries Ordinary Members Print and Online 1 year (2011) $100 €80 £65 $60 €48 Online only 1 year (2011) $55 €45 £35 $15 €12 Print and Online 3 years (2011–2013) $240 €192 £156 $144 €115 Online only 3 years (2011–2013) $132 €108 £84 $36 €30
Student Members Print and Online 1 year (2011) $60 €48 £40 $60 €48 Online only 1 year (2011) $15 €12 £10 $15 €12
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An International Society for the Advancement of Economic Theory in its Relation to Statistics and Mathematics Founded December 29, 1930 Website: www.econometricsociety.org
2011 OFFICERS Bengt Holmström, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, president Jean-Charles Rochet, University of Zurich, first vice-president James Heckman, University of Chicago, second vice-president John Moore, University of Edinburgh and London School of Economics, past president Rafael Repullo,CEMFI,executive vice-president
2011 COUNCIL
Daron Acemoglu, Massachusetts Institute of Andreu Mas-Colell, Universitat Pompeu Technology FabraandBarcelonaGSE (*) Manuel Arellano,CEMFI Akihiko Matsui,UniversityofTokyo Orazio Attanasio, University College London Hitoshi Matsushima,UniversityofTokyo Martin Browning,UniversityofOxford Rosa Matzkin, University of California, Los Angeles David Card, University of California, Berkeley Andrew McLennan, University of Queensland Jacques Crémer, Toulouse School of Economics Costas Meghir, University College London and Mathias Dewatripont,FreeUniversityof Yale University Brussels Margaret Meyer,UniversityofOxford Darrell Duffie, Stanford University Stephen Morris, Princeton University Glenn Ellison, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Juan Pablo Nicolini, Universidad Torcuato di Tella Hidehiko Ichimura,UniversityofTokyo (*) Robert Porter, Northwestern University (*) Matthew O. Jackson,StanfordUniversity Jean-Marc Robin, Sciences Po and Michael P. K eane, University of Technology Sydney University College London arry amuelson Lawrence J. Lau, Chinese University of Hong Kong L S ,YaleUniversity runava en Charles Manski,NorthwesternUniversity A S , Indian Statistical Institute örgen eibull Cesar Martinelli,ITAM J W. W , Stockholm School of Economics
The Executive Committee consists of the Officers, the Editors of Econometrica (Stephen Morris), Quantitative Economics (Orazio Attanasio), and Theoretical Economics (Martin J. Osborne), and the starred (*) members of the Council.
REGIONAL STANDING COMMITTEES Australasia: Andrew McLennan, University of Queensland, chair; Maxwell L. King, Monash University, secretary. Europe and Other Areas: Jean-Charles Rochet, University of Zurich, chair; Helmut Bester, Free University Berlin, secretary; Enrique Sentana, CEMFI, treasurer. Far East: Hidehiko Ichimura, University of Tokyo, chair. Latin America: Juan Pablo Nicolini, Universidad Torcuato di Tella, chair; Juan Dubra, University of Montevideo, secretary. North America: Bengt Holmström, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, chair; Claire Sashi, New York University, secretary. South and Southeast Asia: Arunava Sen, Indian Statistical Institute, chair.
ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE Department of Economics, New York University, 19 West 4th Street, New York, NY 10012, USA; Tel. 212-998-3820; Fax 212-995-4487 General Manager: Claire Sashi, [email protected]