The International Productivity Monitor has an International Advisory Committee (IAC) composed of prominent productivity researchers to provide advice related to the operations and editorial
decisions of the journal. The opinions and views expressed in the Monitor are not necessarily those of the institutions with which members of the International Advisory Committee are affiliated.
Dan Andrews
OECD
Martin N. Baily
Brookings Institution
Nicholas Bloom
Stanford University
Taehyoung Cho
Bank of Korea
Paul Conway
Reserve Bank of New Zealand
Gilbert Cette
NEOMA Business School
Erwin Diewert
University of British Columbia
John Fernald
INSEAD
Dennis Fixler
U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis
Kevin Fox
University of New South Wales
Barbara Fraumeni
Central University for Economics and Finance
Robert J. Gordon
Northwestern University
Jonathan Haskel
Imperial College
Robert Inklaar
University of Groningen
Lawrence Jeffery Johnson
International Labour Organization
Catherine Mann
Brandeis University and the Bank of England
Megan MacGarvie
Boston University
Josh Martin
Bank of England
Giuseppe Nicoletti
Libera Universita Internazionale degli Studi Sociali
Marshall Reinsdorf
International Monetary Fund, retired
Rebecca Riley
Economic Statistics Centre of Excellence
Daniel Sichel
Wellesley College
Chad Syverson
University of Chicago
Trevor Tombe
University of Calgary
Ilya Voskoboynikov
Higher School of Economics>
Khuong Vu
National University of Singapore
Harry Wu
Peking University
Emeritus Membership of the International Advisory Committee
Edward Wolff
New York University
Ernie Berndt
MIT
Larry Mishel
Economic Policy Institute
The committee meets once a year in conjunction with the annual meeting of the American Economic Association.
The most recent meeting took place on January 3, 2020 in San Diego. At this meeting, IAC member Dale Jorgenson was
presented with a festschrift in honour of his many contributions to the productivity field. Photos of the event can be browsed below.
