council of economic advisers

Council of Economic Advisers. A three-member council in the Executive Office of the President responsible for analyzing the national economy and advising the President on economic matters. • Created by the Employment Act of 1946, it now functions under Reorganization Plan No. 9 of 1953. Its members are appointed by the Pres-ident with the advice and consent of the Senate. — Abbr. CEA.

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