92:. The good and bad times Dr. Persons refer to include the financial aftermath of WWI, the Great Depression, and the unusual capital flows into the U.S. preceding the entry of the U.S. into WWII. Following the war, Goldenweiser continued to have a prominent voice in on-going concerns regarding the great accumulation of gold in the U.S. before and during the war, dealing with inflation as a potential result of the gold accumulation, and the general stabilization of trade and money flows in the aftermath of the war.
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Federal Reserve System in Operation, 1925 Jobs, 1945, in the series "Postwar Economic Studies" Federal Reserve Board Monetary Management in the United States, 1949 American Monetary Policy 1951 Numerous articles in the Federal Reserve Bulletin, the American Economic
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In 1916 he married for a second time, his first marriage, to the sister of the wife of his older brother, Shura, having ended in divorce in 1912. Pearl (Ann) Allen of Luray, Virginia, and
Emanuel had two children, Margaret in 1917, and Alexander (Lex) in 1922.
88:, governor of the Federal Reserve Board, and Goldenweiser, "his able director of research....with 15 years of experience with Federal Reserve facts, figures, problems, policies and action during good times and bad," as noted in an August 20, 1935 article by
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of governors' economic policies." An article published in the June 1945 issue of Nation's
Business stated that, "More perhaps than any other single person Dr. E.A. Goldenweiser influences Uncle Sam's thinking and action on economic and financial matters."
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Cornell in 1907. His PhD thesis subject was "Russian Immigration to the U.S." (Roughly two million Jews emigrated from Russia between 1880 and 1920; many came to the U.S.) He became a U.S. citizen in the same year.
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American Statistician, June–July 1953 Volume 7, No.3 "Emanuel A. Goldenweiser." "A Monetary History of the United States 1857-1960," Milton Friedman and Anna Jacobson Schwartz, Princeton University Press Family Archives
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study of bank reserves and international flows of currency and gold. (Hence, along with his last name, the nickname of "Goldie" by which he was widely known.) From 1936 to 1945 he served as economic advisor to the
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