Central Banks
‘Japan’s Ben Bernanke’ Shows MIT’s Sway, With Ueda Eyed for BOJ
- Kazuo Ueda is one of many prominent students of MIT’s Fischer
- Like Bernanke, Ueda hails from academic economic background
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Stanley Fischer’s school of central bank leadership has a new graduate.
Before he served as vice chair of the Federal Reserve and as Israel’s central bank governor, Fischer, 79, taught economics at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, where he had earned his own Ph.D.