U.S. President nominated Chairman of Economic Advisers

U.S. President Barack Obama has nominated veteran economic official Jason Furman as Chairman of the Board of the White House economic advisor (CEA).

                                        Economic Officials of U.S. veteran Jason Furman


Xinhua reported that U.S. President Barack Obama on 10/6 has nominated veteran economic official Jason Furman as Chairman White House economic advisor (CEA). This location is advising assistant chief economist for Obama.

Speaking at a ceremony at the White House nomination, President Obama said he Furman, now deputy director of the National Economic Council President (NEC), is "one of the most prominent economic minds in the his age. "

If approved by the Senate, Mr. Furman will replace Alan Krueger to become chairman of the CEA.

Mr. Krueger last month announced plans to return as a professor at Princeton University later this year.

Assess the role of Mr. Furman in his first term, the White House said the talented economists have worked tirelessly to contribute their best to deal with many of the major economic challenges America as help to design the stimulus program to giant, to help improve the lives of millions of Americans through measures to cut taxes, create new employment opportunities, and reduce the budget deficit in favor of the middle class.

Mr. Furman also play a key advisory role to help President Obama succeed in reforming the U.S. health care law.

The same day, President Obama has nominated Mrs. Betsey Stevenson, an economist of the U.S. Department of Labor, held the position of Vice President of CEA. While working at the Ministry, Ms. Stevenson holds a key role in the family economy.

As one of the agencies largest economic advisor of the White House, CEA has a leading role in economic policymaking domestic.