The President of the United States Donald Trump named Dr. Stephen Mirana for the temporary appointed to the Federal Reserve until 31.
In a statement published on Truth Social, Trump said, “It is my great honor to announce that I chose Dr. Stephen Mirana. He has been with me since the beginning of my second term and his expertise in the world of the economy.
So far career of Stephan Mirano
Miran, 42, currently serves the US government as chairman of the Council of Economic Advisors. It is often attributed as a “mind” behind Trump’s economic policies, including tariffs.
Since the beginning of the second term of office, he has been an important figure in conservative economic policy and formed key financial strategies under Trump.
Previously, he worked in the Ministry of Finance, according to Secretary Steven Mnuchin, where he was assigned to his position to propose a paycheck program during the COVID-19 crisis in 2020.
Miran, besides serving the US government, worked as a senior strategist at Hudson Bay Capital Management and Manhattan Institute for Policy Research. He is known for his strong economic views, such as public criticization of stimulating policy policy from the pandemic of the federal reserve system. He is also the author of “Mar-A-Lago Accord”, a controversial proposal that proposes the devaluation of the dollar as a way to deal with the US current account deficit.
His economic attitude closely copes with Trump’s views, because he is a strong advocate not only mutual tariffs, but also pro-crito initiatives.
Miran’s education, family and other details
Miran won a bachelor’s degree in the field of economics, philosophy and mathematics from the prestigious University of Boston in 2005 and in 2010 continued to complete his doctoral studies at Economics at the University of Harvard.
Miran was the son of Dan and Jane Miran, who served as civil servants in the administration of TheSocial Security Administration.
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