Chang-Tai Hsieh

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

Sixteen UChicago faculty members receive named, distinguished service professorships Spring on campus

Sixteen UChicago faculty members receive named, distinguished service professorships

Chicago Booth economists discuss China, supply chains and long-term stability Crystal ball reflecting a Chinese 50 Yuan

Chicago Booth economists discuss China, supply chains and long-term stability

What challenges will Asian economies face in 2021? Person doing bookkeeping work behind the counter of a convenience store.

What challenges will Asian economies face in 2021?

Booth’s Economic Outlook series continues with focus on China and Asian geopolitics

The COVID-19 default time bomb Media citation image, Project Syndicate, Apr. 9

The COVID-19 default time bomb


Coronavirus-1380

Why the coronavirus could send China’s economy back to the ‘80s, with Chang-Tai Hsieh

Examining the coronavirus’ economic costs BFI coronavirus event

Examining the coronavirus’ economic costs

Big City Housing Doesn’t Have to Be So Expensive Zoning

Big City Housing Doesn’t Have to Be So Expensive

<p>Prof. Chang-Tai Hsieh finds restrictive zoning in certain cities lowered aggregate U.S. growth</p>


How Local Housing Regulations Smother the U.S. Economy

How Local Housing Regulations Smother the U.S. Economy

Prof. Chang-Tai Hsieh explains land-use restrictions’ effect on economic growth


Faculty members recognized for outstanding research with new professorships

Faculty members recognized for outstanding research with new professorships