Background
Johnson, David was born on July 10, 1916 in Vinton, Iowa, United States. Son of Albert D. Johnson and Myra Jane Reed.
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Professor Johnson of the University of Chicago has made a careful analysis of conflicts between some American farm policies and the foreign trade policies pursued by our government. He proposes an alternative farm policy that will overcome these conflicts without damaging American agriculture. D. Gale Johnson, the author, was one of the world's most eminent researchers of agricultural and development economics. He worked on important policy issues in both agricultural economics and development economics. He combined careful attention to data with a reliance on economic theory to gain insights into important real world problems. When D. Gale Johnson traveled in Asia, he was greeted by heads of state as 'their teacher' the man who was the world's foremost figure in agriculture policy and economic development.
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Revised and updated, this edition makes use of new empirical material to examine the effect of market and trade restrictions on farm people. It argues that these policies have little or no effect on such communities' welfare. Other titles published for the Trade Policy Research Centre include "East-West Trade and the Gatt System", "Current Issues in Commercial Policy and Diplomacy", "Reflections on a Troubled World Economy" and "Multi-Nationals from the Second World".
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Johnson, David was born on July 10, 1916 in Vinton, Iowa, United States. Son of Albert D. Johnson and Myra Jane Reed.
Bachelor of Science, Iowa State College, 1938; Doctor of Philosophy, Iowa State College, 1945; Master of Science, University of Wisconsin, 1939; student, University Chicago, 1939-1941; Doctor of Humane Letters (honorary), Iowa State University, 1995.
Research associate, Iowa State College, 1941-1942;
assistant professor economics, Iowa State College, 1942-1944;
with department economics, University of Chicago, since 1944;
beginning as research associate, successively assistant professor, associate professor, University of Chicago, 1944-1954;
professor, University of Chicago, since 1954;
now emeritus professor, University of Chicago
associate dean division social science, University of Chicago, 1957-1960;
dean, University of Chicago, 1960-1970;
department chairman economics, University of Chicago, 1971-1975, 80-84;
acting director library, University of Chicago, 1971-1972;
director Office Economics Analysis, University of Chicago, 1975-1980;
vice president, dean of faculties, University of Chicago, 1975;
provost, University of Chicago, 1976-1980;
acting director, William Benton Fellowship in Broadcast Journalism, 1991-1992;
director Center East Asian Studies, since 1994. Economist OPA, 1942, Department State, 1946, Department Army, 1948. Member food advising committee Office of Technology Assessment, United States Congress, 1974-1976.
Consultant Tennessee Valley Authority and Rand Corporation, Agency for International Development, 1962-1968. President National Opinion Research Center, 1962-1975, 79-85. Agricultural adviser Office of President's Special Republican for Trade Negotiations, 1963-1964.
Member President's National Advisory Commision on Food and Fiber, 1965-1967. Advisory board Policy Planning Council State Department, 1967-1969, National Commn.on Population Growth and the American Future, 1970-1972. Member steering com.Pres.'s Food and Nutrition Study, NAS, 1975-1977.
Chairman, Board Of Directors University Savings and Loan Association, 1986-1988, chairman of the executive committee, 1988-1992. Member com.Econ. Edition and Research in China, 1984-1994. Co-chairman working group on population growth and economics development NAS, 1984-1986, chairman delegation to Bulgaria, 1991.
Team leader World Bank Food Sector Reform Mission to Union of the Soviet Socialist Republics and Republics, 1991-1992. Consultant European Bank for Reconstruction andDevel., 1993. Member international advising committee China Center for Economics Research Peking U., since 1995.
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Board directors Wm. Benton Foundation, 1980-1992. President Southeast Chicago Commission, 1980-2002. Fellow American Academy Arts and Sciences, American Agricultural Economics Association.
Member National Academy of Sciences, Social Science Research Council (director 1953-1956), American Economic Association (president-elect 1998, president 1999), American Farm Economic Association (president 1964-1965), Phi Kappa Phi, Alpha Zeta.
Married Helen Wallace (deceased 1990), August 10, 1938. Children: David Wallace, Kay Annual.