How Do I Become an Industrial Economist?

After the outbreak of World War II in 1939, Melamed fled the Nazi Devil with his parents, passed through the Soviet Union and Japan, and miraculously arrived in Chicago, USA in April 1941. Since then, Melamed and Parents started a new life in this city. He spent his wonderful high school and college days in Chicago and received his JD from Marshall Law School in 1955.

Leo Melamed

(economist)

After the outbreak of World War II in 1939, Melamed fled the Nazi Devil with his parents, passed through the Soviet Union and Japan, and miraculously arrived in Chicago, the United States in April 1941. Since then, Melamed and Parents started a new life in this city. He spent his wonderful high school and college days in Chicago and received his JD from Marshall Law School in 1955.

Chinese name

Melamed

Foreign name

Leo Melamed

Country of Citizenship

United States

People

Jewish

place of birth

Poland

date of birth

1932

representative work

Escape To Futures

After joining the job, Melamed first became a lawyer and has been very successful, but he also insisted

As the founder of financial futures, the permanent honorary chairman of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, Melamed, has developed a habit for many years that he will trade futures wherever he needs it, and his closest "mate" is the telephone. He will be on distant islands, on the go, on the plane, in the senator's office, while eating, and he will not miss the opportunity to trade even when he testifies in Congress. This has become a trademark of Melamed. In 1980, in

Melamed worked on financial futures and

Melamed has a long history with China. He has visited China many times and has served as a senior expert consultant in many government policy advisory agencies in China to advise on China's financial reform. With his active support, the China Financial Derivatives Training Institute was established in June 2007, and he was hired as the honorary president of the China Financial Derivatives Training Institute.

In September 1984, Melamed led the Chicago Mercantile Exchange delegation to visit China for the first time. He called it an incredible visit, and through this visit he was even more convinced that the US government knew little about China. An interesting episode was that just before their departure, an American official introduced them to some Chinese "rules" and said that the Chinese did not like to say the word "profit" and warned them: "If the Chinese If you toast, you must drink it, otherwise, they will consider it an insult to them. "And shortly after they arrived in China, Chinese officials learned from them about the annual" profit "problem of American futures traders. ; At the Chinese banquet, when Melamed called China's Moutai-what he called "the closest thing on earth to aviation fuel"-he drank in a single sip, he found that the Chinese were just using His lips were a little bit so Melamed had to be brought back to the room by his wife.

It is an honour for Melamed that the Chinese President

For success

brief introduction

This is a classic that must be read by anyone who is prepared to understand financial futures and financial innovation.

On the one hand, this book tells how Melamed, the father of financial futures, grew from a Jewish boy who fled in the war to become the leader of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. The revolutionary era from commodity futures to financial futures.

This book covers all important topics related to financial futures, including the birth of currency futures, bond futures, stock index futures markets, and the blame and development that accompany them.

The author personally tells decades of important history with delicate and touching strokes. ^[1]