History
The AIEA-NBER Conference was formed in January, 2013,
- to build a broader research community on the economics of innovation and entrepreneurship in order to enhance research and policy understanding in these areas;
- to share rigorous, current research by NBER researchers and other leading international researchers in order to enhance research in these areas; and
- to promote research on the economics of innovation and entrepreneurship in order to enhance economic prosperity.
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NBER
- Scott Stern, MIT
- Josh Lerner, Harvard University
- Timothy Bresnahan, Stanford University
- Thomas Hellman, Oxford University
- Petra Moser, New York University
- Erin Scott, NBER (currently, MIT)
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China
- Jian Gao, Tsinghua University
- Xudong Gao, Tsinghua University
(Regional President) - Xibao Li, Tsinghua University
- Wei Zhang, Tsinghua University
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Japan
- Kazuyuki Motohashi, the University of Tokyo (Regional President)
- Kazumitsu Nawata, the University of Tokyo
- Hiroshi Ohashi, the University of Tokyo
- Sotaro Shibayama, the University of Tokyo
- Fumiko Takeda, the University of Tokyo
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Korea
- Wonjoon Kim, KAIST (President of AIEA)
- Minki Kim, KAIST
- Yoonseok Baik, KAIST
- Keun Lee, Seoul National University
- Taehyun Jung, Hanyang University
- Jinyoung Kim, Korea University
- Seongwuk Moon, Sogang University