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Mario Monti

prime minister of Italy
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March 19, 1943, Varese, Italy (age 81)

Mario Monti (born March 19, 1943, Varese, Italy) is an Italian economist, academic, and bureaucrat who served as prime minister of Italy (2011–13). Monti, the son of a banker, studied economics and management at Bocconi University in Milan and received a degree in 1965. He then pursued graduate studies at Yale University under the tutelage of American economist James Tobin. Monti taught briefly at the University of Trento (1969–70) and began a post at the University of Turin (1970–79) before returning to Bocconi University in 1971 as a professor of monetary theory and policy. He later directed (1985–94) the school’s ...(100 of 576 words)

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