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SGE Distinguished
Lecturers:
2006: Douglas Holtz-Eakin, "Can
Economists Improve Public Policy?
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2005: Katherine Abraham, "What
You Don't Know Can Hurt You: Gaps and Deficiencies in Data for
Policy and What We Can Do About Them."
2004: Roger Ferguson, "Lessons from Past Productivity
Booms"
2003: John Taylor, "Current
Issues in International Economic Policy"
2002: Martin Baily, "The New Economy:
Second Wind or Post Mortem?"
2001: Stanley Fischer, "Exchange Rate Systems: Is the Bipolar View
Right?"
2000: Rebecca Blank, "What Has Recent History
Taught Us About Fighting Poverty?"
1999: Lawrence Summers, "Reflections on
Managing Global Integration"
1998: Joseph Stiglitz, "The Private Uses of
Public Interests: Incentives and Institutions"
1997: Alan Blinder, "What Central Bankers Could
Learn From Academics - and Vice Versa"
1996: Mancur Olson, "Big Bills Left
on the Sidewalk: Why Some Nations are Rich, and Others Poor"
1995: Isabel Sawhill, "The Economist
vs. Madmen in Authority"
1994: Henry Aaron, "Public Policy,
Values and Consciousness"
1993: Richard Ruggles, "Accounting
for Saving and Capital Formation in the United States, 1947-91"
1992: Edward Gramlich, "Setting National
Priorities: 1992"
1990: Alice Rivlin, "Strengthening
the Economy by Rethinking the Role of Federal and State
Governments"
1989: Janet Norwood, "Data Quality
and Public Policy"
1988: Andrew Brimmer, "Central Banking
and Systemic Risks in Capital Markets"
1987: Martin Feldstein, "Thinking
About International Economic Coordination"
1984 to 1986: Alfred Kahn, George
Jaszi, and Joseph Pechman
Other Lecturers:
Jim Besson
of Research on Innovation
Stephen
Cohen of American University
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