1975, BA (Hons), Yale University; 1980, PhD in Economics, Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Former: Economist, Board of Governors, Federal Reserve System; Charles and Marie Robertson Professor of International Affairs, Princeton University; Counsellor and Director, Research Department, International Monetary Fund; Director, Center for International Development, Harvard University. Member: National Academy of Sciences, American Academy of Arts and Science; Council on Foreign Relations; Group of Thirty. Former Guggenheim Fellow. Author on policy issues in international finance, including exchange rates, international debt issues and international monetary policy. Co-Author, This Time is Different: Eight Centuries of Financial Folly (2009), Author, The Curse of Cash (2016). Monthly columnist on global economic issues for Project Syndicate.
El economista y profesor de políticas públicas y profesor de la Universidad de Harvard, Kenneth Rogoff, explica por qué los próximos meses son críticos para los responsables políticos.
Economist and Professor of Public Policy and Harvard University Professor Kenneth Rogoff explains why the next few months are critical for policymakers.
Es probable que la crisis de COVID-19 provoque cambios económicos rápidos y de gran alcance, pero también presenta una oportunidad, escribe el economista de Harvard Kenneth Rogoff.
The COVID-19 crisis is likely to bring about rapid and far-reaching economic shifts, but also presents an opportunity writes Harvard economist Kenneth Rogoff.
Le Covid-19 va-t-il enfin conduire à la révolution technologique de l'enseignement supérieur nécessaire depuis si longtemps ?
Les économistes Carmen Reinhart et Kenneth Rogoff soutiennent qu'il est peu réaliste que les créanciers attendent le remboursement de la dette des pays qui ont besoin de ces ressources po...
Los economistas Carmen Reinhart y Kenneth Rogoff sostienen que no es realista que los acreedores esperen el reembolso de la deuda de los países que necesitan esos recursos para luchar con...
Economists Carmen Reinhart and Kenneth Rogoff argue it's short-sighted for creditors to expect debt repayments from countries who need those resources to combat COVID-19.
Tant que l'on ne saura pas mieux quand et comment la crise de la santé publique COVID-19 sera résolue, les économistes ne peuvent même pas commencer à prédire la fin de la récession qui e...
Con cada día que pasa, la crisis financiera global de 2008 se va pareciendo cada vez más a un mero ensayo para la catástrofe económica actual.
Kenneth Rogoff explores the potential role of fiscal policy in any future downturn.
The IMF's former chief economist Kenneth Rogoff argues that to prevent further damage to our planet, world leaders need to address global energy inequality - and tax carbon emissions.
Plus de 800 millions de personnes dans le monde n'ont pas accès à l'électricité.
Reforming the tax system could reduce inequality whilst raising revenues. Just how viable is reform though?
Reforming the tax system will address wealth inequality whilst raising revenue, but will it deter business?
