| Arthur F. Burns AKA Arthur Frank Burns Born: 27-Apr-1904
Birthplace: Stanyslaviv, Galicia, Austria
Died: 6-Jun-1987
Location of death: Baltimore, MD
Cause of death: unspecified
Gender: Male
Race or Ethnicity: White
Sexual orientation: Straight
Occupation: Economist, Diplomat Nationality: United States
Executive summary: Chairman of the Federal Reserve, 1970-78 Wife: (m., two children)
University: BA, Columbia University (1925)
University: MA, Columbia University (1925)
University: PhD, Columbia University (1934)
Professor: Economics, Rutgers University (past)
Professor: Economics, Columbia University (emeritus, 1969-)
Professor: Distinguished Professional Lecturer, Georgetown University (1978-)
US Ambassador to Germany (1981-85)
US Federal Reserve Chairman (1970-78)
US Official Counsellor to the President (1969-70)
US Council of Economic Advisers Chairman (1953-56)
American Enterprise Institute Distinguished Scholar-in-Residence (1978-81)
National Bureau of Economic Research Honorary Chairman
National Bureau of Economic Research (1930-69)
Council on Foreign Relations
Naturalized US Citizen (1914)
Author of books:
Production Trends in the United States Since 1870 (1934, economics)
Measuring Business Cycles (1946, economics)
Economic Research and the Keynesian Thinking of Our Times (1946, economics)
The Cumulation of Economic Knowledge (1948, economics)
Wesley Mitchell and The National Bureau (1949, biography)
The Frontiers of Economic Knowledge: Essays (1954, economics)
Prosperity Without Inflation (1957, economics)
The Management of Prosperity (1966, economics)
Full Employment, Guideposts and Economic Stability (1967, economics)
The Business Cycles in a Changing World (1969, economics)
Reflections of an Economic Policy Maker: Speeches and Congressional Statements, 1968-1978 (1978, speeches)
The United States and Germany: A Vital Partnership (1986, international affairs)
The Ongoing Revolution in American Banking (1988, economics)
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