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Milton Gilbert (1909 – September 28 or 29, 1979) was an economist and finance expert who worked at the United States Department of Commerce, Organisation for European Economic Cooperation (OEEC) and Bank for International Settlements.
Oct 4, 1979 · Dr. Milton Gilbert, an economist and former adviser to the Bank for International Settlements, an international clearinghouse for central banks of the world, died of a heart attack last...
Milton Gilbert was Economic Adviser of the BIS from 1 November 1960 until 31 December 1975. He was chief of the National Income Division at the US Department of Commerce from 1941 to 1951.
Jan 1, 2018 · His work as an economic statistician occupied the early and middle years of his career and was centred on the development of national accounts. His first major position was in the US Department of Commerce as Editor of the Survey of Current Business.
- Irving B. Kravis
Sep 30, 1979 · Milton Gilbert, 70, an economist and retired adviser to the Bank for Internation Settlements at Basel, Switzerland, and an international authority on gold, died Friday at George Washington ...
GILBERT, MILTON (1909–1979), U.S. economist. Gilbert, who was born in Philadelphia, joined the U.S. Department of Commerce in 1938 as editor of the department's Survey of Current Business, later becoming director of national and statistical accounts.
Dec 1, 1980 · An American economist who was Economic Adviser to the Bank for International Settlements from 1960 to 1975, Milton Gilbert was long known for his insistence that an increase in the official price of gold was essential to bring about the repair of the international monetary system.
