William G. Tyler
Rua Barao de Jaguaribe, 381/401
Ipanema
22411-000 Rio de Janeiro, RJ, Brazil
Tel: (55-21)
2259-4659
wtyler@attglobal.net
Summary of Capabilities and Achievements
- a
professional economist with more than 30 years of experience
conducting, participating in, supervising and managing policy
oriented research and programs of assistance, now a Senior Fellow at
the Boston Institute for Developing Economies (BIDE) and Visiting
Professor in the Department of Economics of the State University of
Rio de Janeiro; has worked in Argentina, Bahrain, Brazil, Chile,
Colombia, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Egypt, Germany, Indonesia, Israel,
Iran, Jordan, Nicaragua, Oman, Palestine (West Bank and Gaza),
Paraguay, Peru, Philippines, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Sweden, East
Timor, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom, United States, Uruguay,
Yemen.
- Major strengths:
professional
interests and concerns, while covering a wide area, have had a focus
on the following: (a) the impact of trade policy reform on the
development of private markets and the private sector in general;
(b) macroeconomic policy management, including debt, fiscal,
monetary and exchange rate questions; and (c) structural reform and
adjustment in developing and transition economies.
- Significant achievements:
as a
Lead Economist for the World Bank, was responsible for the Bank’s
economic work first on the Southern Cone countries of Latin America
and then on the Middle East; conducted
economic policy discussions and provided economic advice at high
levels, including at the presidential level, with a number of
country governments.
Work Experience
- Visiting Professor of Economics, State University of Rio de
Janeiro (Universidade do
Estado do Rio de Janeiro) February 2000-present and 1998.
- Economic Advisor, Bank of Indonesia, February 1999-January
2000.
- Director and Chief of Party, Nicaraguan Economic Policy
Analysis and Implementation Unit (Núcleo
Especial para Análisis e Implementación), an advisory group to
the Economic Cabinet in the Nicaraguan Government, March 1996 to
September 1997.
- The World Bank (1981-1999).
Last assignment involved service as Economic Advisor in the
Bank’s Poverty Reduction and Economic Management Network.
Previous position (1990-96) was as the Lead Economist, Middle
East Department. Responsibilities
included managing the Bank's economic work on the Middle East and
supervising adjustment lending operations.
Previous assignments have included responsibility for
economic work on Latin America, including serving as the Lead
Economist for the Southern Cone Department (1987-90).
Entered the World Bank in December 1981, promoted to Senior
Economist in 1983, to Principal Economist in 1985 and to Lead
Economist in 1986. Took an early retirement in 1999.
- University of Florida, Gainnesville, Florida (1975-82);
Director, Center for International Economic and Business Studies
(1978-82);
Associate Professor, Department of Economics (1975-82);
Chairman, Dept. of Economics, 1975-76; Assistant Professor (1969-75).
- George Washington University (1982-83): Professorial
Lecturer, Department of Economics.
- Research
Institute (IPEA/INPES), Brazilian Planning Secretariat
- Uppsala University, Uppsala, Sweden (Spring Semester 1977). Visting
Professor, Nationalekonomiska Institutionen.
- Getúlio Vargas
Foundation, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (1966-69).
Visting Professor of Economics, Brazilian School of Public
Administration
Publications
- Publications:
scholarly
and professional publications, covering a wide range of topics in
international economics and development, include seven books and
more than forty articles in refereed journals
Languages
- Fluent in English, Portuguese, and Spanish
Education
- Ph.D. Fletcher
School of Law and Diplomacy, Tufts
and
Harvard Universities, 1969 (also
M.A. and M.A.L.D degrees)
- AB Dickenson College, 1961
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