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Interviews
Noted Economists, Central Bankers
and Federal Reserve Officials
Bruce Adams, Minneapolis
Fed director, February 1991
Marcia Anderson, Helena Branch
director, December 1988
Wayne Angell, Fed Governor,
March 1994
Kenneth Arrow, Nobel Prize-winning
economist, December 1995
Robert Barro, Professor of Economics, Harvard University,
September 2005
Gary Becker, Nobel Prize-winning
economist, June 2002
Ben Bernanke, Fed Governor, June 2004
Alan Blinder, Fed Vice Chairman,
December 1994
Donald Brash, Head of New Zealand's
central bank, June 1999
James Buchanan, Nobel Prize-winning
economist, September 1995
David Card, economist, University of California, Berkeley,
December 2006
E. Gerald Corrigan, New York
Fed president, November 1990
John B. Davis, Jr., Minneapolis
Fed chairman, August 1987
Hernando de Soto, economist
and president of the Institute for Liberty and Democracy, June 2001
Eugene F. Fama, finance professor, University of Chicago,
December 2007
Clyde Farnsworth, Director
of Federal Reserve Bank Operations,
Federal Reserve Board,
June 1990
Martin S. Feldstein, Harvard economics professor and president of the National Bureau of Economic Research, September 2006
Roger W. Ferguson Jr., Vice
Chairman, Federal Reserve,
June 2000
Stanley Fischer, First Deputy
Managing Director, International Monetary Fund, December 1999
Jacob Frenkel, governor of
Israel's central bank, December 1993
Betty Friedan, author, September
1994
Milton Friedman, Nobel Prize-winning
economist, June 1992
Carter Glass, the man who shaped
the Federal Reserve Act,
December 1997
Claudia Goldin, economics professor, Harvard University,
September 2004
Carter Golembe, financial
industry consultant and writer, June 1998
Edward J. Green, economics professor, Pennsylvania State University, December 2005
Arnold Harberger, dean of the “Chicago Boys,” March 1999
James J. Heckman, Nobel prize-winning economist, June 2005
W. Lee Hoskins, Cleveland
Fed president, June 1991
Delbert W. Johnson, Minneapolis Fed director, August 1989
Edward W. Kelley, Jr., Fed Governor, September 1999
Anne O. Krueger, deputy managing
director, International Monetary Fund, December 2002
Rep. Jim Leach, Chairman, U.S.
House Committee on Banking and Financial Services, March 2000
Arthur Levitt, Chairman, U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission,
September 2000
Lawrence B. Lindsey, Fed Governor, March 1993
Robert E. Lucas Jr., Nobel prize-winning economist, June 1993
Allan H. Meltzer, noted economist
and professor at Carnegie Mellon University, September 2003
Laurence Meyer, Fed Governor,
September 1998
Frederic Mishkin, Fed Governor, September 2007
David Mullins, Fed Governor,
September 1991
Gyo Obata, architect of the Minneapolis Fed's new building,
September 1992
Tommaso Padoa-Schioppa, member of the executive board, European Central
Bank, December 2001
Susan M. Phillips, Fed Governor,
March 1992
Donald E. Powell, chairman,
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.,
June 2003
Edward Prescott, University
of Minnesota Regents' Professor of Economics, September 1996, Nobel Prize in Economics 2004
Carl E. Powell, director of automation resources for the Federal Reserve
System, December 1991
Alice Rivlin, vice chair, Federal Reserve Board of Governors, June
1997
John Rollwagen, Minneapolis
Fed director, December 1987
Thomas J. Sargent, noted
economist, December 1989
Anna Schwartz, noted economist, September 1993
Christopher Sims, Princeton University economist, June 2007
Adam Smith (via Edwin West), father of modern economics, June 1994
Robert Solow, Nobel Prize-winning
economist, September 2002
Thomas Sowell, Hoover Institution
economist, September 2001
George Stigler, Nobel Prize-winning
economist, May 1989
Joseph E. Stiglitz, World
Bank chief economist, September 1997,
2001 Nobel Prize winner
Nancy Stokey, Frederick Henry
Prince professor of economics,
University of Chicago, December 2000
John B. Taylor, professor of economics, Stanford University, June 2006
William Taylor, staff director for the Division of Banking Supervision
and Regulation, Federal Reserve Board, February 1990
James Tobin, Nobel Prize-winning economist, December 1996
Jean-Claude Trichet, president, European Central Bank, December 2004 Paul A. Volcker, former Federal Reserve chair,
December 1992
Janet Yellen, Fed Governor, June 1995
Michael W. Wright, Minneapolis
Fed Board of Directors chairman,
April 1988
Ping Xie, Director-General, Research
Bureau, People's Bank of China, December 2003
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