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Topic
Assessing Doctoral Education
Institution
Harvard University
Title

Project on the Economics of Advanced Training in Science, Engineering, and Related Disciplines (PEAT)

Description

PEAT is an attempt to bring the tools of economic theory to bear on the labor markets for those with advanced technical training such as chemists, bio-medical researchers, physicists, mathematicians, economists, software engineers and other related professionals. PEAT is supported and made possible by a generous grant from the Alfred P. Sloan foundation. PEAT is slated to produce and/or sponsor a listserver, a lecture series, a summary conference and more. While PEAT will focus much of its energy on advanced training in science and engineering, many of the features of the current labor market stresses are broader than the traditional S&E category; fields like medicine, economics, law, and software development both compete with and resemble aspects of the traditional science and engineering labor market.

http://nber.nber.org/~peat/

Contact

PEAT
Attn: Jennifer Amadeo-Holl
NBER
1050 Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge, MA 02138

Phone: Call Eric Weinstein at 617-496-4520
Email: peat@nber.org

Date Posted

January 2000




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