Chairman of America's Council of Economic Advisers under President Donald Trump. Miran has argued that economists "always underappreciate the role of regulations" in determining productive capacity and firms' ability to meet consumer demand.
He points to America's position as a magnet for financial flows from overseas, which he argues inflates the value of the dollar and so depresses American exports.
Donald Trump put Miran on the Federal Reserve board temporarily. He voted for bumper rate cuts. He is set to vacate his position on the Fed board to make room for Kevin Warsh, Trump's pick to chair the Fed.
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