Journal Article
Interview with Carter Golembe
Burstein, Melvin (1998-06)
Carter Golembe has been called one of the senior statesmen of American banking, and his experience certainly merits that distinction. He began his banking career in 1951 with the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. (FDIC); since then he has worked for Congress, for major banking organizations and their trade groups, formed his own bank consultant business and served on numerous boards. He is currently the president of CHG Consulting.
The Region , Volume 12 , Issue Jun , Pages 22-32

Report
Congress should end the economic war between the states
Rolnick, Arthur J.; Burstein, Melvin (1995-03)
1994 Annual Report essay
Annual Report , Volume 9 , Issue Mar , Pages 2-20

Journal Article
Interview with Jacob Frenkel
Burstein, Melvin (1993-12)
He could have stayed at the University of Chicago and continued his productive career within the halls of American academe, as colleagues encouraged him to do. But in 1987 Jacob Frenkel, 44 years old, took the job as chief economist at the International Monetary Fund (I.M.F.) in Washington where he was credited with reviving the I.M.F.'s research department.
The Region , Issue Dec