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3. Feb. 2023 · MARY LOUISE KELLY, HOST: History remembers Arthur Burns as the 1970s Fed chair who let inflation run rampant. His name has been invoked recently in the financial press as a cautionary tale ...
1. Sept. 1996 · By this standard, Arthur Burns' tenure was not an especially successful one: The inflation rate averaged just over 7 percent during the 1970s —more than triple the average inflation rate that prevailed during the 1950s and 1960s. Although distances in time have a way of masking the circumstances faced by policymakers of an earlier era, few economists would quibble with the notion that the ...
27. Juni 1987 · Arthur F. Burns, who played a central role in shaping American economic policy for more than three decades and who served as Ambassador to West Germany in the early 1980's, died today at the Johns ...
Other articles where Arthur F. Burns is discussed: Alan Greenspan: …future Federal Reserve Board chairman Arthur F. Burns. He met the polemical novelist Ayn Rand in 1952 and became a member of her inner circle, adopting her philosophy of radical self-interest and laissez-faire capitalism (see objectivism).
31. Jan. 2024 · Arthur F. Burns Preis Der Preis wird an je einen deutschen und einen nordamerikanischen Burns-Alumni verliehen, die einen herausragenden Beitrag zur politischen, wirtschaftlichen oder kulturellen Situation des Partnerlandes oder zu den transatlantischen Beziehungen veröffentlicht haben.
Abstract: Arthur F. Burns served as Counselor to the President. He was given broad responsibility in program and policy development for the Nixon Administration. Although his primary role was in development of domestic programs, he did venture into international matters in some economic programs. The subject files described here result from Burns’ activities during the transition and early ...
Arthur F. Burns. April 27, 1904 - Born in Stanislau, Austria. The Burns family immigrated to the United States when Burns was 10 years old, settling in Bayonne, New Jersey. 1925 - Received A.B. and A.M. degrees in economics from Columbia University. 1926-27 - Lecturer in economics at Columbia. 1927-44 - Economics instructor at Rutgers University.
