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The Importance of Common Metrics for Advancing Social Science Theory and Research: A Workshop Summary
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            10:15       Discussion

                          Christine A. Bachrach

            10:40       Break

            Examples

            11:05       What can we learn from the economic sciences?

                          Robert J. Willis, University of Michigan

            11:35       Measuring health-related quality of life

                          Dennis Fryback, University of Wisconsin, Madison

            12:05 p.m.  Discussion

                          Jack E. Triplett, Brookings Institution
                          Kathleen A. Cagney, University of Chicago

            12:30       Lunch

                          Lunch is available in the Academies’ atrium cafeteria on the
                        third floor.

            1:30        Open discussion

            Indicators

                        Chair: Barbara Schneider, Michigan State University

            2:10          Advantages and disadvantages of the standardization of indi-
                        cators used in policy

                          Geoff Mulgan, The Young Foundation

            Examples

            2:40        Standardized measurement

                           Robert A. Pollak, Washington University, St. Louis,
                          Missouri







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