The Ministry of Economy and Finance is a cabinet ministry of the government of

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responsible for overseeing the nation's public finances.

Ministers of Finance

* Antonio Fernández Salvador, 1830-1831 * José Félix Valdivieso, 1831 * Juan García del Río, 1832-1834 * Francisco Eugenio Tamariz, 1835-1836 * Manuel López Escobar, 1836-1837 * Antonio Fernández Salvador, 1838 * Manuel López Escobar, 1839 * Luis de Saa, 1839-1842 * Juan Hipólito Soulin, 1842 * Francisco de Aguirre, 1843-1845 * Roberto Ascázubi, 1846 * Manuel Bustamante, 1846-1847 * José Javier Valdivieso, 1848-1849 * Manuel Bustamante, 1849 * Luis de Saa, 1849 * Manuel López Escobar, 1849 * Carlos Chiriboga, 1850-1851 * José María Caamaño, 1852 * Francisco Marcos, 1852 *

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, 1853-1854 * Teodoro Gómez de la Torre, 1855 * Francisco Pablo Icaza, 1855-1857 * Antonio Yerovi, 1858-1859 * José Sánchez Brun, 1860 * Carlos Aguirre, 1861 *

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, 1862 *

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, 1863 * Víctor Laso, 1863 * Pablo Bustamante Iturralde, 1864-1865 * Francisco E. Tamariz, 1865 *

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, 1865 * Manuel Bustamante, 1866 * Bernardo Dávalos, 1867 * Manuel Bustamante, 1867 *

, 1867 *

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, 1868 * Julio Castro Bastus, 1868 *

, 1868 *

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, 1868 *

, 1869 * José María Baquerizo, 1869-1870 * Roberto de Ascázubi, 1870 * José Javier Eguiguren, 1870-1871 * Vicente Lucio Salazar, 1873 * José Javier Eguiguren, 1874-1875 *

Rafael Pólit Rafael Pólit Cevallos (1823 - 1897) studied at the Central University of Quito and joined the Conservative Party of Ecuador of Gabriel García Moreno. He was President of the Municipal Council of Guayaquil. He was President of the Senate when C ...

, 1875 * Manuel Gómez de la Torre, 1876 * José Rafael Arízaga, 1876 *

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, 1876-1878 * Julio Castro Bastus, 1878 * Martín Icaza, 1878-1880 *

, 1880 * Martín Icaza, 1881-1882 * José Álvarez, 1883 * Manuel Noboa, 1883 * Vicente Lucio Salazar, 1883 * Camilo Andrade, 1883 * Federico Galdos, 1883 * Vicente Lucio Salazar, 1884-1887 * Gabriel Jesús Núñez, 1888 * Vicente Lucio Salazar, 1888 * José Toribio Noboa, 1888-1889 *

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, 1889-1890 * Gabriel Jesús Núñez, 1890-1893 * Vicente Lucio Salazar, 1893 *

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, 1894 *

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, 1894-1895 * Lizardo García, 1895 * Gabriel Jesús Núñez, 1895 * Francisco de Roca, 1895 * Pedro Lizarzaburu, 1895 * Carlos Pérez Quiñónez, 1895 * Gabriel de Jesús Núñez Terán, 1895 * F. P. Roca, 1895-1896 * Serafín S. Wíther Navarro, 1896-1897 * Ricardo Valdivieso Palacio, 1897-1900 * Tomás Gagliardo Aubert, 1900-1901 * Vidal Enríquez Ante, 1901 * Juan F. Game Balarezo, 1901-1905 * Camilo Echanique de la Serna, 1906 * Amalio Puga Salazar, 1906-1907 * Alejandro Reyes V., 1907 * Jorge Marcos Aguirre, 1907-1908 * Belisario Torres Otoya, 1908 * Tomás Gagliardo Aubert, 1908-1909 * César Borja Lavayen, 1909-1910 * Luis Adriano Dillon Reina, 1910-1911 * Manuel E. Escudero, 1911 * Leónidas Plaza Gutiérrez, 1911 * J. Federico Intriago Navas, 1911-1912 * Juan F. Game Balarezo, 1912-1914 * Agustín Cabezas G., 1914-1916 * Carlos A. Borja Lavayen, 1916-1917 * Miguel G. Hurtado, 1917-1920 * Gustavo Aguirre O., 1920-1921 * Emilio Cucalón Pareja, 1921-1922 * Alfonso B. Larrea A., 1922-1924 * Alberto Gómez Jaramillo, 1924 * Miguel Ángel Albornoz Tabares, 1924-1925 * Luis Napoleón Dillon Cabezas, 1925-1926 * Humberto Albornoz, 1926 * Pedro Leopoldo Núñez Terán, 1926-1927 * Alberto Gómez Jaramillo, 1927-1928 * Luis A. Carbo Noboa, 1928 * Secundino Sáenz de Tejada, 1928-1929 * Juan de Dios Martínez Mera, 1929-1930 * Sixto Durán-Ballén Romero, 1930-1931 * Pedro Leopoldo Nuñez Terán, 1931 * Juan de Dios Martínez Mera, 1931-1932 * Federico Cornejo Campuzano, 1932-1933 * Augusto Alvarado Olea, 1933 * Jaime Puig Arosemena, 1933 * Manuel Stacey Cabeza de Vaca, 1933 * Alfredo Espinosa Palacios, 1933 * Cayetano Uribe Quiñonez, 1933-1934 * Victor Emilio Estrada Sciacaluga, 1934 * Carlos Arízaga Toral, 1934-1935 * Luis A. Carbo Noboa, 1935 * Enrique Arrate Crosby, 1935 * Gerónimo Avilés Aguirre, 1935-1936 *

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, 1936-1937 * Heleodoro Sáenz R., 1937-1938 * Gabriel Martínez Intriago, 1938 * José Carbo Puig, 1938 * Carlos de Icaza Sániter, 1938 * César A. Durango Montenegro, 1938-1939 * César D. Andrade López, 1939 * Carlos Freile Larrea, 1939-1940 * Luis Cordovés Borja, 1940-1941 * Vicente Illingworth Icaza, 1941-1944 * Alberto Wright Vallarino, 1944 * Luis Eduardo Lasso González, 1944 *

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, 1944-1945 * Enrique Arízaga Toral, 1945-1947 * Jerónimo Avilés Alfaro, 1947 * Luis Fernando Ruiz Lecaros, 1947 * Ruperto Alarcón Falconí, 1947 * Raúl Clemente Huerta Rendón, 1947-1948 * Carlos Martínez Quirola, 1948-1950 * José Araujo Luna, 1950-1951 * Alfredo Peña Herrera, 1951-1952 * José Araujo Luna, 1952 * Nicolás Augusto Maldonado, 1952-1953 * Wilson Vera Herbas, 1953-1954 * Jaime Acosta Velasco, 1954-1955 * José Gabriel Terán Varea, 1955-1956 * Fausto Cordovez Chiriboga, 1956-1958 * Isidro de Icaza Plaza, 1958 * Luis Gómez Izquierdo, 1958-1959 * José A. Ballén de la Calle, 1959-1960 * José Garcés Alzamora, 1960-1961 * Bolívar Lasso Carrión, 1961 * Jorge Acosta Velasco, 1961 * Manuel Naranjo Toro, 1961-1962 * Juan Sevilla Delgado, 1962-1963 * Jack Bermeo Cevallos, 1963-1964 * Alberto Quevedo Toro, 1964-1965 * Jaime Salvador Campuzano, 1965-1966 * Guillermo Borja Enríquez, 1966 * Renato Ruiz Drouet, 1966 * Federico Intriago Arrata, 1966-1967 * Manuel Correa Arroyo, 1967-1968 * Luis Guzmán Vanegas, 1968-1969 *Leonidas Avilés Robinson, 1969 *Benito Ottati Moreira, 1969 * Luis Gómez Izquierdo, 1969-1970 *Jaime Aspiazu Seminario, 1970 *Alonso Salgado Gueva, 1970-1971 *Nestor Vega Moreno, 1972-1973 *Enrique Salas Castillo, 1973-1974 *Jaime Moncayo García, 1974-1975 *Jaime Morillo Battle, 1975-1976 *César Robalino Gonzaga, 1976 *Santiago Sevilla Larrea, 1976-1978 *Juan Reyna Santacruz, 1978-1979 *Fernando Aspiazu Seminario, 1979-1980 *Rodrigo Paz, 1980-1981 *César Robalino Gonzaga, 1981-1982 *Jaime Morillo Battle, 1982 *Pedro Pinto Rubianes, 1982-1984 *Francisco Swett Morales, 1984-1986 *Alberto Dahik, 1986-1987 *Rodrigo Espinosa Bermeo, 1987-1988 *Eduardo Cabezas Molina, 1988 *Jorge Gallardo Zavala, 1988-1991 *Pablo Better Grunbaum, 1991-1992 *Mario Ribadeneira Traversari, 1992-1993 *César Robalino Gonzaga, 1993-1994https://revistagestion.ec/sites/default/files/import/legacy_pdfs/180_005.pdf *Modesto Correa San Andrés, 1994-1995 *Mauricio Pinto Mancheno, 1995 *Iván Andrade Apunte, 1995-1996 *Pablo Concha Ledergerber, 1996-1997 *Carlos Dávalos Rodas, 1997 *Marco Flores Troncoso, 1997-1998 *Fidel Jaramillo Buendía, 1998-1999 *Ana Lucía Armijos, 1999 **Guillermo Lasso, 1999 *Alfredo Arizaga González, 1999-2000 *Jorge Guzmán Ortega, 2000 *Luis Yturralde Mancero, 2000 *Jorge Gallardo Zavala, 2001 *Carlos Julio Emanuel, 2001-2002 *Francisco Arosemena Robles, 2002-2003 *Mauricio Pozo Crespo, 2003-2004 *Mauricio Yépez, 2004-2005 *Rafael Correa, 2005 *Magdalena Barreiro, 2005 *Diego Borja Cornejo, 2005-2006 *Armando Rodas Espinel, 2006 *José Jouvín Vernaza, 2006 *Ricardo Patiño, 2007 *Fausto Ortiz de la Cadena, 2007-2008 *Wilma Salgado, 2008 *María Elsa Viteri, 2008-2010 *Patricio Rivera Yánez, 2010-2013 *Fausto Herrera Nicolaide, 2013-2016 *Patricio Rivera Yánez, 2016-2017 *Carlos de la Torre Muñoz, 2017-2018 *María Elsa Viteri, 2018 *Richard Martínez Alvarado, 2018-2020 *Mauricio Pozo Crespo, 2020-2021 *Simón Cueva, 2021-2022 *Pablo Arosemena Marriott, 2022-

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Ministers of Finance

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