nominations and five Emmy Awards, as well as the Overseas Press Club Award. The documentary specials won gold medals at the Houston International Film Festival and the Flagstaff Film Festival. The show used cartoon characters and reports from the field to explain and simplify complex financial subjects to its audience. Airing in over forty countries, it was also the first American business news show broadcast in the Soviet Union, airing weekly with a Russian soundtrack. In 1998 Goodman was elected as a fellow of the National Academy of Public Administration. Recent work Beginning in 1998 Goodman traveled the globe each year doing specials on countries and regions with fast-growing or emerging economies such as China, Russia, the Pacific Rim, Latin America, India, and Israel. Goodman has also conducted interviews with leaders in both the fields of business and politics—ranging from Warren Buffett to Mikhail Gorbachev. Beginning March 10, 2008, Goodman appeared along with two other personal finance advisers in the "Dollars and Sense" television advertising campaign for the Hyundai Motor Company. Death Goodman's son Mark announced his father died at the age of 83 on January 3, 2014, at the University of Miami Hospital after a long battle with the bone marrow disorder myelofibrosis. Publications Fiction The Bubble Makers (1955) A Time for Paris (1957) The Wheeler Dealers (1963) Nonfiction The Money Game (1968) Supermoney (1972) Powers of Mind (1975) Paper Money (1981) The Roaring ’80s (1988) See also Economics Political economy List of economists Notes External links Goodman's bio at Bookrags.com, page 1 Goodman's bio at Bookrags.com, page 2 1930 births Alumni of Brasenose College, Oxford American Rhodes Scholars Harvard College alumni 2014 deaths Writers from St. Louis The Harvard Crimson people Economists from Missouri Gerald Loeb Award winners for Business Books