ProfessorJeremy Clark

I organized and gained acceptance for a conference session on "Heterogeneity and Public Good Provision" for the American Economic Association meetings (the AEA's) in Atlanta in January 2010. The AEA's is a primary constituent of the Allied Social Science Association meetings, and is (I think) the most prestigious general purpose economics conference in the world. Getting sessions accepted into this conference is extremely difficult. I invited paper presentations by Robert Oxoby (University of Calgary), Angela de Oliveira and Rachel Croson (University of Texas at Dallas), and Lois Putterman (Brown University), as well as one my myself and coauthor Bonggeun Kim (Seoul National University). I also invited John List (University of Chicago) to be the session chair, and discussants James Cox (Georgia State), Mark Isaac (Florida State), Ted Bergstrom (UC Santa Barbara) and Susan Laury (Georgia State).