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Friday seminar will address
state’s role in world economy
The University's Department
of Economics is sponsoring a
seminar focusing on Oregon
and its role in the world's
economy Friday at 3 p.m. at the
Black Angus Restaurant. 2133
Franklin Blvd.
“Oregon and the World
Economy” is the theme of the
two-hour seminar that will
feature four expert economists,
says Barry Siegel. University
economics professor and event
coordinator.
This is the second year the
department has sponsored an
Oregon economics seminar,
which shows people are in
terested in learning more about
the subject because the state is
an important force in world
economics. Siegel says.
“Obviously Oregon is very
much involved in the world
economy.” Siegel says. ”We
have all sorts of ties with the
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Oregon's involvement in
foreign markets and the in
volvement of foreign Interests
here will be discussed, he says.
Joe Stone, University
economics professor, will ad
dress the theme in his keynote
speech. Stone was on special
assignment as senior staff
economist in charge of interna
tional trade issues for President
Reagan's Council of Economic
Advisers in 1984-85.
•Reverse Investment: Foreign
Investment in Oregon,” by
Thomas Kennedy, director of
the state’s Department of
Economic Development.
Siegel will moderate a panel
discussion following the
presentations. He is the editor
of "Money in Crisis: The
Federal Reserve, the Economy
and Monetary Reform."
The seminar is designed for
anyone interested in gaining in
‘Obviously Oregon is very much involved
in the world economy... We have all sorts
of ties with the world.'
— Barry Siegel
Other presentations include:
•Oregon’s Economic Outlook.”
by Ann Nolan, economist in the
state Executive Department's
Office of Budget and Manage
ment, Nolan prepares the
periodic economic forecasts of
the state's economy for the
governor.
•"Role of the Dollar in the
World Economy." by Michael
Hutchison. economics professor
at the University of California.
Santa Cruz, and a consultant to
the Federal Reserve Bank of San
Francisco. -Hutchison
specializes in international
monetary affaire, especially as
related to the Japanese yen.
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formation and perspective
about world economics and is
open to any University student
or community member In
terested in attending. Siegel
says.
"It’s an activity we put on to
service the community," Siegel
«y». '
Of the 60 people that attended
last year's seminar, approx- •*
innately 50 were members of
Eugene’s business community,
he says. . . . •
Tickets are $25 by reservation
.or at the door. For more infor-'
mat ion and a, registration form,
write the Department of"
Economics or call 606-4661.
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