Walker, Francis Amasa

1840 - Burn on 2nd of July in Boston, Massachussetts.

1860 - He graduated from Amherst college.

1870 - Chief of the government bureau of statistics.

- As U.S. commissioner of Indian Affairs.

1871 - He was a U.S. commissioner of Indian Affairs.

1873 - He was professor of political economy and history in the Sheffield Scientific School of Yale University.

1878 - He represented the United States at the Monetary Conference in Paris.

1881 - He was the President of the Massachussettes Institute of Technology.

1885 - He served as president of the American Economic Association.

1876 - As an economist he especially known for his theories on wages and profits

(promulgated in The Wages Question).

1897 - He died at the age of 57 on the 5th of January.