Simon Johnson
Simon Johnson, former chief economist of the International Monetary Fund, is a professor at the MIT Sloan School of Management, a senior fellow at the Peterson Institute for International Economics, and a member of the CBO’s Panel of Economic Advisers. He is a co-founder of The Baseline Scenario.
Other articles by this author
Embrace the Fiscal Cliff
By Simon Johnson, Moyers & Company | Op-Ed
The End of the Euro: A Survivor’s Guide
By Simon Johnson and Peter Boone, The Baseline Scenario | Op-Ed
Jamie Dimon Should Resign From the Board of the New York Fed
By Simon Johnson, The Baseline Scenario | Op-Ed
Volcker Rule Would Cause Irreparable Damage to The Muppets – And Much More Broadly
By Simon Johnson, The Baseline Scenario | Op-Ed
Last Ditch Attempt to Save a Little Bit of Investor Protection in the United States
By Simon Johnson, The Baseline Scenario | News Analysis
A Colossal Mistake of Historic Proportions: The “JOBS” Bill
By Simon Johnson, The Baseline Scenario | News Analysis
Thanks to “Tax Notes”
By Simon Johnson, The Baseline Scenario | Op-Ed
Why the Banks Are Too Big to Jail
By Simon Johnson, Project Syndicate | Op-Ed
The Libertarian and the Lobbyists
By Simon Johnson, Project Syndicate | Op-Ed
