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Hyson, Charles David was born on December 29, 1915 in Hampstead, Maryland, United States. Son of Harry Perry and Rose (Miller) Hyson.
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Charles David Hyson, American Economist, consultant. Decorated commander Order of Merit, Portugal. Fellow Royal Economics Society; member American Foreign Service Association, American Academy Political and Social Science, American Economics Association, American Agricultural Economics assosiation, New York Academy.Scis., American Association for the Advancement of Science.
Education
Bachelor of Arts, St. John's College, Annapolis, 1937; Master of Sciences, University Maryland., 1939; Master of Arts, Harvard, 1942; Doctor of Philosophy, Harvard, 1943.
Career
Agricultural economist, Farm Credit Administration, 1939-1940; staff, Surplus Marketing Administration, Washington, 1940-1941; resident tutor, then senior tutor, Harvard University, 1942-1949; research associate, Harvard University, 1943-1944; resident consultant Graduate School Public Administration, Harvard University, 1943-1949; instructor economics, Harvard University, 1946-1948; associate director marketing research program, Harvard University, 1948-1949; regional economist, then chief prices and cost of living branch, United States Bureau Labor Statistics, 1944-1946; industrial economist, Federal Reserve Bank Boston, 1946-1948; assistant economics commissioner, ECA Mission to Norway, Oslo, 1949-1950; trade specialist, staff special representative in Europe, Paris, 1950; special assistant to chief of mission, ECA, Mutual Security Agency, Lisbon, Portugal, 1950-1952; deputy director, United States Operations Mission to Portugal, Mutual Security Agency, Foreign Operations Administration, International Cooperation Administration, 1952-1955; special representative to Portugal, International Cooperation Administration, 1955-1957; chief Western Europe division, International Cooperation Administration, Washington, 1957-1959; chief European Division, International Cooperation Administration, 1959-1960; assigned to, National War College, 1960-1961; counsellor of embassy for economics affairs, American embassy, Lisbon, 1955-1957; deputy director for executive staffing, Agency for International Development, Washington, 1961-1962; adviser for economics affairs, Office Material Resources, Agency for International Development, 1962-1963; special assistant for economics and trade affairs, Agency for International Development, 1963-1974; consultant economist, since 1975. Deputy national coordinator, deputy executive director Cabinet Committee Export Expansion,1964. Member White House Conference on International Cooperative, 1965.
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Membership
Fellow Royal Economic Society. Member American Foreign Service Association, American Academy Political and Social Science, American Economic Association, American Agricultural Economic Association, New York Academy of Sciences, American Association for the Advancement of Science Clubs: Harvard (Washington). Keene Valley (New York ) Country.
Ausable (St. Huberts, New York ). Adirondack Mountain.
Connections
Married Winifred Chandler Prince, September 7, 1946. Children– David Prince, Pamela Chandler Hyson Martin, Christopher Perry.
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Nationality
American
Education
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1937
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1939
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1943