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Public Financial Disclosure Report For Jared Bernstein
Jared Bernstein is chief economist and economic policy advisory to Vice President Joseph Biden. He joined the administration from a position at the Economic Policy Institute in Washington, D.C.
Last year Bernstein reported income from the following sources:
- Economic Policy Institute, Salary, $131,848
- Obama/Biden Transition Team, Salary, $8,700
- Marshall and Swift/Boeckh, Honoraria, $1,500
- Mertz/Gilmore Foundation, Honoraria, $4,000
- America’s Promise, Honoraria, $4,000
- Manhattan Inst. for Public Policy, Honoraria, $3,000
- Social Security Administration, Honoraria, $1,000
- Kronos, Honoraria, $5,000
- Urban Institute, Honoraria, $1,000
- Workforce Development Group, Honoraria, $2,000
- University of Central Florida, Honoraria, $5,000
- Cornell University, Honoraria, $2,500
- CT Voices for Children, Honoraria, $2,000
- MI League for Human Services, Honoraria, $1,000
- Adv. Group, Congressional Budget, Honoraria, $1,000
- CNBC, Honoraria, $70,000.
Bernstein was paid $500 for each appearance he made on the following CNBC shows: Power Lunch (13 appearances); Squawk Box (14 appearances); Kudlow (55 appearances); The Call (13 appearances); Street Signs (24 appearances); Closing Bell (12 appearances); and special editions on the economy and election (eight). From January 2008 until October, 2008, Bernstein appeared on CNBC between 10 and 13 times per month. That increased to 21 appearances in October and 17 in November and then to one appearance in December (on Dec. 2 on the 7:30 p.m. Kudlow show).
Bernstein lists the following assets valued at between $100,001 and $250,000:
- Merrill Lynch 401(k).
Bernstein lists the following asset valued at between $50,001 and $100,000:
- Lincoln Financial 403(b).
Bernstein lists the following assets valued at between $15,001 and $50,000:
- Templeton Foreign Fund Class R;
- Blackrock Large Cap Core Fund;
- Blackrock Large Cap Growth Fund;
- Goldman Sachs Mid Cap Value; and
- Blackrock Global Allocation Fund Inc.
Bernstein lists the following assets valued at between $1,000 and $15,000:
- Victory Small Co. Oppt. R;
- Delaware Investments 401(k);
- Delaware Trend Fund A Class;
- Delaware Growth Oppt. Fund A Class;
- Delaware Select Growth Fund A Class;
- Delaware VIP Value;
- Fidelity VIP Contrafund;
- LVIP Delaware Social Awareness;
- LVIP Baron Growth Opportunities; and
- LVIP Mondrian International Value.
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