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Working for the Fed is a pretty elite opportunity, but most do it for the experience and then hope to go either to Wall Street/Hedge Funds or get one of the elite teaching positions.
Unless you're Alan Greenspan, who was a consultant first, and then went to the Fed... And remains arguably the best Fed chair the country has ever seen (I happen to believe a lot of shit heaped on the doorstep of his career by the usual media parrots and conspiracy freaks properly belongs to Congress).
I know two Business School profs in the UC system (the other is at Anderson in UCLA), only one is astonishingly wealthy... Not even sure he made all his money, I've really dealt with his financials and staff more than him. Nevertheless, I think that kind of schooling helps you get rich, whether you do it on Wall Street or anyplace else.