Anne O Krueger
Anne O Krueger, a former World Bank chief economist and former first deputy managing director of the International Monetary Fund, is Senior Research Professor of International Economics at the Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies and Senior Fellow at the Center for International Development at Stanford University.
The case for a multilateral trade organisation without America
Joint action can protect open, rules-based commerce and counter the US’ divide-and-rule tactics
Trump’s effort to pick America’s corporate winners will end badly
State intervention will undermine key industries by allocating resources inefficiently.
Trump’s self-defeating trade agenda
The current tariff regime will harm the US economy in more ways than one
The high cost of Trump’s brain drain
The government crackdown on elite universities risks undermining US innovation and competitiveness
Trump’s anti-growth policies
His administration is dismantling the most important pillars of America’s prosperity
Trump’s tariff chaos could reverse 80 years of economic progress
INTERNATIONAL trade and exploration have captivated the human imagination for millennia. From Alexander the Great to Marco Polo, from the Silk Road...
Tariff Man doubles down
The Trump administration’s trade restrictions will harm the very industries they aim to protect
Trump’s tariffs will hurt Mexico – and America
The US administration’s trade restrictions could end up undermining its immigration goals and the foundations of international economic order
Manmohan Singh and the making of the Indian miracle
The qualities that enabled the late leader to transform his country and lift its global standing
The urgency of global debt reform
There is dire need for an international framework that prevents prolonged restructuring negotiations
