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.
Trump’s tariff war has failed on every front
His tax programme, chaotically rolled out, shifts in its objectives and has wrecked world trade. At home, US producers are also suffering
The last days of Fed independence?
If Trump appoints a pliant Federal Reserve chair and monetary policy is loosened, it could stoke inflation and hurt global economic stability
Trump’s big, not-so-beautiful economic mess
Trump’s tariff wars have imposed steep costs on key allies, triggered price spikes, and hurt American producers and farmers
Can Modi turn India into a developed economy by 2047?
Achieving that vision would require sustaining annual growth of 7% to 8%, high levels of infrastructure investment, and ambitious structural reforms
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
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