Publications The Levy Institute's publications program is central to its goals of stimulating discussion of economic issues among concerned professionals and of educating the general public about these issues. It publishes research findings, policy analyses and recommendations, conference and forum proceedings, and other material for academic, business and finance, government, and general audiences. How to order publications Working papers present research in progress by Levy Institute scholars and conference participants. The purpose of the series is to disseminate ideas to and elicit comments from academics and professionals. Public Policy Briefs are papers on the policy implications of a broad spectrum of contemporary economic issues.
Highlights are condensed statements of the basic arguments and policy recommendations of the briefs.
Report is a quarterly newsletter aimed at a diverse, general audience interested in public policy matters. Summary , a quarterly publication, is aimed primarily at an academic audience. It reports on current research by providing synopses of new publications, special features on ongoing research programs, accounts of professional presentations by Levy Institute scholars, and summaries of Levy Institute events. Conference, symposium, and forum proceedings contain transcripts of addresses and summaries of discussion sessions. The Levy Institute Forecast is a monthly report on current and prospective U.S. economic conditions as researched and analyzed by the Forecasting Center .