Alan B. Krueger

Alan B. Krueger was an influential American economist known for his research on labor economics, education, and public policy. He made significant contributions to understanding how minimum wage, education, and training impact employment and economic outcomes. Krueger often combined theoretical insights with empirical data, using innovative methods to analyze real-world issues. He served as the chief economist for the U.S. Department of Labor and was a professor at Princeton University. His work has had a lasting impact on economic policy debates, particularly regarding the implications of wages and workers’ rights.