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Alan Blinder ’67

Blinder is a professor of economics and public affairs at Princeton who served on President Bill Clinton’s Council of Economic Advisers and then as vice chairman of the Federal Reserve.

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Alan Blinder ’67 On the U.S. Economy

If international political stability holds, the news could be good

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A Question For Alan Blinder ’67: Is A ‘Soft Landing’ Possible?

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Alan Blinder ’67: The Federal Reserve in the Nation’s Service

The Fed’s Former Vice-Chairman Reflects on Our Central Bank

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Goodbye Fed, Hello Princeton, Alan Blinder ’67 Says

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Amazon founder and CEO Jeff Bezos ’86, at the Economic Club of Washington, D.C., and his then-wife, philanthropist MacKenzie Scott ’92.

Jeffrey MacMillan p’14

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Alan Blinder ’67 Headed for Fed Post

But the economist, on leave as a Clinton adviser, plans to return to Princeton

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Alan Blinder ’67, Crowe, and Lake Will Advise Clinton on Policies

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Alan Blinder ’67 on The Market Mechanism and Education Costs

Princeton University could easily double the “productivity” of its faculty by doubling class sizes. But I doubt that our students, alumni, and trustees would count that an improvement.