An Interview with Robert J. Barro
Apr 20, 2021 warns that the anchor of long-term inflation expectations is being pulled up, advises the US on how to deal with China, and critiques Joe Biden’s proposed infrastructure package.
Robert J. Barro
Robert J. Barro, Professor of Economics at Harvard, is a visiting scholar at the American Enterprise Institute and a research associate of the National Bureau of Economic Research.
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An Interview with Robert J. Barro 
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Pulling Up the Inflation Anchor Pulling Up the Inflation Anchor
Feb 25, 2021 worries that reckless policies could undo decades of hard-won gains by monetary policymakers.
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Trump’s Mercantilist Mess Trump’s Mercantilist Mess
Sep 5, 2019 laments that misguided protectionism is derailing otherwise favorable US tax and deregulatory policies.
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Is Politics Getting to the Fed? Is Politics Getting to the Fed?
Jul 23, 2019 sees no good economic reason for the sudden reversal of monetary-policy normalization this year.
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Mysteries of Monetary Policy Mysteries of Monetary Policy
Jul 4, 2019 is troubled that the current era of low, steady inflation still does not admit of a clear explanation.
