Education of an economist
Subtitle: from Fulbright scholar to the Federal Reserve Board, 1951-1979
By: with an introduction by Jean Sullivan Dobrzensky ; interviews conducted by Gabrielle Morris in 1984 [and 1992] .
Contributors: Morris, Gabrielle S.; Dobrzensky, Jean S.; Bancroft Library. Regional Oral History Office.; Online Archive of California.
Published: 1991
Subjects: University of California, Berkeley -- Alumni and alumnae.; African American economists -- California -- Interviews.; African American college students -- California -- Berkeley.; African American college graduates.
Genres: Interviews.
Other titles: University of California black alumni series.; Central banking at home and abroad, 1962-1987.
Description: Rice discusses the experiences of an African American student at City College of New York, 1937-1941, and UC Berkeley, 1946-1954, including International House, Berkeley Fire Dept.; U.S. Air Force specialized business training; doctoral studies in India; racial discrimination in higher education and employment; board of governors, Federal Reserve Board, and other career appointments; family and southern childhood recollections.

Rice discusses his experiences as a graduate student at International House, University of California, Berkeley and various career appointments including Federal Reserve Bank of New York, Central Bank of Nigeria, U.S. Treasury Dept., National Bank of Washington, and Agency for International Development.