Henry Wallich

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Henry Christopher Wallich (1914-1988) was an American economist and central banker. He was a faculty member of Yale University. He also wrote for Newsweek magazine, from 1965^[1]. For a period he wrote one week in three, with Milton Friedman and Paul Samuelson^[2].

He was a Governor of the Federal Reserve System, from 1974^[3]. He resigned in 1986^[4].

"Education is what remains when all the details [of the learning process] are forgotten." Henry Wallich -- In address to the Graduation Class of Fordham Graduate School of Business, NY, NY June 28, 1978.

[edit] Works

• The Mainsprings of the German Revival (1955)

[edit] References

• International Monetary Cooperation: Essays in Honor of Henry C. Wallich (1987)

[edit] Notes

1. ^ Economic Principals
2. ^ Milton Friedman - Autobiography
3. ^ Succeeding J. Dewey Daane.[1]
4. ^ EconPapers: Henry C. Wallich resigned as a member of the Board of Governors effective December 15, 1986