Peter Hall / J. Bradford De Long1 University of California at Berkeley / /
Organization
Congress / University of California / Alfred P. Sloan Foundation / Truman Administration / White House / federal government / National Science Foundation / Depression-era federal government / Harvard / U.S. government / US Federal Reserve / Congressional Joint Economic Committee / National Bureau of Economic Research / Federal Reserve Board / Federal Trade Commission / Executive office of the President / office of Management and Budget / Bureau of the Budget / Bank of England / Council of Economic Advisers / Budget Bureau / Senate / /
Person
Michael Levy / Walter Heller / John Ehrlichman / Alan Cohen / Larry Summers / Matthew Shapiro / Barry Eichengreen / Roger Porter / Arthur Burns / Franklin Roosevelt / Vinson / Charles Maier / James Pinkerton / Milton Friedman / Michael Boskin / Herbert Stein / Branch / Woodrow Wilson / Alicia Munnell / James Wilcox / Christina Romer / David Romer / John Auten / Orrin Hatch / John Berry / Alan Blinder / Herbert Hoover / Joseph Schumpeter / Susan Collins / Lionel Robbins / /
PoliticalEvent
presidential election / /
Position
advisor / Director of the National Budget / head of such a committee / Treasury Secretary / Chairman / President / Executive / chair / Secretary of the Treasury / /
Keynesianism, Pennsylvania Avenue Style: Some Economic Consequences of the Employment Act of 1946 J. Bradford De Long1 University of California at Berkeley, and National Bureau of Economic Research