جورج شولتز ودوره الاقتصادي في الولايات المتحدة الأمريكية (1969-1974)‎

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George Shultz is Considered one of the important figures in the American history because of his good reputation in the United States of America.

In addition to being a well-known political figure, he is a prominent economic man of high caliber.

He holds an BA in economics In 1942 and a Phd in economics in 1949.

He worked as a university professor of economics at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, And Supervised The Post-Graduate Students.

He Authored Many Books In Economics And Work.

In Addition To His Work As A Professor, He Worked With Many Commercial Companies As An Arbitrator In Dispute Cases Related To Money And Business.

In 1956 He Was Nominated To Be A Member Of The Economic Council Under The Administration Of President Eisenhower, And Then In 1962 He Became Dean Of The Graduate School At The University Of Chicago.

Then, US President Richard Nixon Nominated Him In 1969 To Be Minister Of Labor, And Then Became Director Of The Budget Department In The Same Government In 1970, And Then As Minister Of The Treasury In 1972.

Schultz Moved Between Ministries.

Every Ministry He Took Over Had His Imprint In It, A Role, And He Worked With Sincerity And Dedication.

He Harnessed His Experience To Ministerial Work And The Advancement Of Every Department He Received Until He Resigned From The Treasury In 1974 And Went To Private Work.