The Biographical series (1971-2006; 0.25 linear feet) contains items relating to the personal accomplishments of David L. Littmann, including his receipt of the Lawrence R. Klein Award for Blue Chip Accuracy and his meeting with President George W. Bush in 2003.
13.5 linear feet — 1 oversize folder — 4 oversize folders — 4.7 GB (online)
Through writings and speeches, the David Littmann collection provides a look into the state of Michigan's economy, especially as it relates to tax policy and the automobile industry, from 1974 to 2014. The collection is divided into eight series: Biographical, Correspondence, Manuscripts, Publications, Press, Speeches, Audio Visual, and Publications/Press Additions.
The Correspondence series (1970-2006; 4.75 linear feet) concerns Mr. Littmann's daily business interactions.
The Manuscript series (1974-1992; 0.25 feet) contains short articles, some of which are early drafts of published material.
The Press series (1964-2006; 1.25 feet) includes newspaper and magazine articles where David Littmann was quoted or mentioned. He is frequently used as an authoritative source concerning Michigan's economy. Mr. Littmann's expertise about the automotive industry is called upon in international publications from Germany,Finland, Japan and Brazil.
The Publications series (1979-2005; 3 feet) contains David Littmann's numerous publications for Comerica Bank and Manufacturers National Bank. Also included are Op-Ed pieces and book reviews, mostly from The Detroit News and The Wall Street Journal, typically pertaining to economic issues such as taxes and inflation. This series also includes some early drafts and editorial correspondence as well as reader correspondence.
