Donald L. Kemmerer

Donald L. Kemmerer was an influential economist who accompanied his father, Edwin Kemmerer, during the latter's advisory visit to Guatemala in the early 20th century. He witnessed the political intrigues surrounding the monetary reform efforts in Guatemala between 1919 and 1926, which were crucial for the country's financial stability. Later, Kemmerer became a respected professor of economics and authored works detailing the establishment of the quetzal as Guatemala's currency.