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Maisel, Sherman Joseph was born on July 8, 1918 in Buffalo. Son of Louis and Sophia (Beck) Maisel.
AB, Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1939. Master of Public Administration, Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1947. Doctor of Philosophy, Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1949.
Member of the Board of Governors, Federal Reserve System, 1965-1972;
economist, foreign service research officer, Department State, 1945-1946;
teaching fellow, Harvard University, 1947-1948;
assistant professor, associate professor, professor business administration, University of California at Berkeley, 1948-1965, 72-86;
senior economist, National Bureau Economics Research-West, 1973-1978;
chairman, board directors, Farmers Savings & Loan, 1986-1988;
president, Sherman J. Maisel & Asscs. Inc., since 1986;
fellow Fund For Advancement Education, 1952-1953, Institute Basic Mathematics with Application to Business, 1959-1960, Center for Advanced Study in Behavioral Sciences, 1972. Member of advisory committees to Bureau Census, Federal Housing Administration, State of California, FordFound., Social Science Research Council.
Member building research advisory board National Research Council.
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Author: Housebuilding in Transition, 1953, Fluctuations, Growth, and Forecasting, 1957, Managing the Dollar, 1973, Real Estate Investment and Finance, 1976, Risk and Capital Adequacy in Commercial Banks, 1981, Macroeconomics: Theories and Policies, 1982, Real Estate Finance, 1987, second edition, 1992.
Board of directors Berkeley Unified School District, 1962-1965. Served to captain Army of the United States,1941-1945. Member American Finance Association (president 1973), American Economics Association, American Statistical Association.
Married Lucy Cowdin, September 26, 1942. Children: Lawrence C., Margaret L.