Raghuram G. Rajan

Tariffs, AI and Fed policy frame Economic Outlook event From left: Raghuram G. Rajan, Yueran Ma, Randall S. Kroszner, and Hal Weitzman

Tariffs, AI and Fed policy frame Economic Outlook event

In a panel discussion, UChicago Booth experts analyzed how policy choices and market forces will shape the year ahead

UChicago economists forecast impact of inflation, interest rates and instability Illustration depicting a man traveling over the COVID-19 virus on a balloon powered by interest rates and inflation

UChicago economists forecast impact of inflation, interest rates and instability

In Economic Outlook event, Chicago Booth faculty discuss persistent challenges facing U.S.

Why capitalism must adapt to a new era An illustration depicting inequality

Why capitalism must adapt to a new era

In new Chicago Booth event series, economists discuss how capitalism can be more equitable

What’s next for the U.S. economy? Scholars discuss impact of election and pandemic Woman walks past a cafe with boarded up windows, temporarily closed due to COVID-19

What’s next for the U.S. economy? Scholars discuss impact of election and pandemic

Business cannot simply awake from this coma and carry on Media citation image, Financial Times, May 12

Business cannot simply awake from this coma and carry on


How COVID-19 has changed the global economy The World, a movie theater in Kearney, Nebraska, is temporary closed

How COVID-19 has changed the global economy

Raghuram Rajan warns against centralisation of power in India amid Covid-19 pandemic Raghuram Rajan

Raghuram Rajan warns against centralisation of power in India amid Covid-19 pandemic


Prof. Raghuram Rajan examines COVID-19’s impact on the global economy Map of global COVID-19 outbreaks

Prof. Raghuram Rajan examines COVID-19’s impact on the global economy

India can use coronavirus crisis to make reforms: former RBI Governor Media citation image, CNBC Apr. 7

India can use coronavirus crisis to make reforms: former RBI Governor


Opinion | Rich countries cannot win the war against coronavirus alone

Opinion | Rich countries cannot win the war against coronavirus alone