Joseph W. Barr

Joseph W. Barr was an American economist and advisor who served as the chair of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis from 1961 to 1962. He was known for his expertise in monetary policy and banking, playing a key role in shaping financial stability and economic policy during his tenure. Barr contributed to discussions on inflation, interest rates, and economic growth, helping to guide U.S. economic strategy during a time of changing financial conditions. His work influenced how central banks manage the economy and maintain financial stability.