Anne Krueger

Anne Krueger is an influential American economist known for her work on international trade, development economics, and economic policy. She served as the Chief Economist at the World Bank and was the first Deputy Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF). Krueger is recognized for her research on the economics of development, particularly in relation to how government policies can impact economic growth. Her contributions include the concept of "rent-seeking," which examines how individuals or groups attempt to gain economic advantage without creating new wealth. Krueger's insights have shaped economic policies globally.