The Council of Economic Advisers (CEA) is an agency established under the Employment Act of 1946. The White House Economic Advisory Board is primarily a think tank of economists, focusing on macroeconomic analysis, research and forecasting, and economic policy advice. Responsible to the President and the House of Representatives, and to public relations in the domestic economic sphere.
U.s. economic advisory council
The U.S. Economic Advisory Board was established under the Employment Act of 1946. Its mission is to analyze the overall domestic economy and various aspects, make recommendations to the president on economic development and growth, evaluate economic plans and federal government economic policies, and prepare for the president for one year The economic report once had 3 members and was appointed by the president.
Edwin.G.Nourse 1946-1949
Leon.H.Keyserling (Leon.H.Keyserling) 1949-1950 (agent); 1950-1953
Arthur F. Burns 1953-1956
Raymond J. Saulnier 1956-1961
Walter W. Heller 1961-1964
Gardner Ackley 1964-1968
Arthur.M. Okun: 1968-1969
Paul W. McCracken: 1969-1971
Herbert.Stein: 1972-1974
Alan Greenspan: 1974-1977
Charles.L.Schultze: 1977-1981
Murray L. Weidenbaum: 1981-1982
Martin Feldstein: 1982-1984
Beryl Sprinkel (Beryl W. Sprinkel): 1985-1989
Michael J. Boskin: 1989-1993
Laura D'Andrea Tyson: 1993-1995
Joseph E. Stiglitz: 1995-1997
Janet Yellen: 1997-1999
Martin. Neil. Baily: 1999-2001
Glenn Hubbard: 2001-2003
G. Gregory. Mankiw: 2003-2005
Harvey.S. Rosen: 2005
Ben.S. Bernanke: 2005-2006
Edward Lazear: 2006-2009
Christina Romer: September 2009-2010
Austan Goolsbee: September 2010-August 2011
Alan B. Krueger: August 2011-June 2013
Jason Furman: June 2013-
