Robert Eisner
Robert Eisner · Economics & Business
Economist
1922, Brooklyn, New York, United States — 1998, Evanston, Illinois, United States
United States
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Robert Eisner was an American macroeconomist at Northwestern University and a president of the American Economic Association, known for his Keynesian analyses of budget deficits, investment, and national income accounting. He argued influentially that conventional deficit measures overstated the burden of public debt. Eisner was Jewish, born to a Jewish family in Brooklyn.
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