Klaus Schmidt-Hebbel
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Klaus Schmidt-Hebbel
Summary
Klaus Schmidt-Hebbel is a human[1]. He was born on February 26, 1955[2]. He worked as an economist[3].
Key Facts
- Klaus Schmidt-Hebbel was born on February 26, 1955[2].
- Klaus Schmidt-Hebbel held citizenship in Germany[4].
- Klaus Schmidt-Hebbel held citizenship in Chile[5].
- Klaus Schmidt-Hebbel's professions included economist[3].
- Klaus Schmidt-Hebbel held the position of OECD Chief Economist[6].
- Among Klaus Schmidt-Hebbel's employers was Central Bank of Chile[7].
- Klaus Schmidt-Hebbel was employed by Universidad del Desarrollo[8].
- Klaus Schmidt-Hebbel was educated at Massachusetts Institute of Technology[9].
- Klaus Schmidt-Hebbel's doctoral advisor was Rudi Dornbusch[10].
- Klaus Schmidt-Hebbel received the Orden Vicente Pérez Rosales[11].
- Klaus Schmidt-Hebbel is recorded as male[12].
- Klaus Schmidt-Hebbel's instance of is recorded as human[13].
- Klaus Schmidt-Hebbel's given name is recorded as Klaus[14].
- Klaus Schmidt-Hebbel's participant in is recorded as APEC Indonesia 2013[15].
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Origins and Family
Klaus Schmidt-Hebbel was born on February 26, 1955[2].
Education
Klaus Schmidt-Hebbel was educated at Massachusetts Institute of Technology[9]. His doctoral advisor was Rudi Dornbusch[10].
Career and Affiliations
Klaus Schmidt-Hebbel's professions included economist[3]. Employers include Central Bank of Chile[7], a central bank[16], in Chile[17], founded in 1925[18], headquartered in Santiago[19] and Universidad del Desarrollo[8], a university[20], in Chile[21], founded in 1990[22]. He held the position of OECD Chief Economist[6].
Recognition
Klaus Schmidt-Hebbel received the Orden Vicente Pérez Rosales[11].
FAQs
What did Klaus Schmidt-Hebbel do for work?
Klaus Schmidt-Hebbel worked as economist[3].
Where did Klaus Schmidt-Hebbel go to school?
Klaus Schmidt-Hebbel was educated at Massachusetts Institute of Technology[9].
What awards did Klaus Schmidt-Hebbel receive?
Honors received include Orden Vicente Pérez Rosales[11].