Martin Feldstein (Economist)

Martin Feldstein was a prominent American economist known for his work on fiscal policy, tax reform, and social security. He served as the chair of the Council of Economic Advisers under President Ronald Reagan and founded the National Bureau of Economic Research. Feldstein's research focused on the impacts of government policy on the economy, particularly concerning inflation and unemployment. He advocated for policies promoting economic growth and was influential in shaping debates on healthcare and social welfare programs. His contributions helped improve understanding of economic dynamics, especially regarding government budgets and taxation.