Kenneth Rogoff (Economist)

Kenneth Rogoff is an influential American economist known for his work on international finance, monetary policy, and economic history. He served as the chief economist at the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and later became a professor at Harvard University. Rogoff gained prominence for research on the consequences of government debt and financial crises. One of his notable contributions is the theory that high levels of public debt can hinder economic growth. His work often emphasizes the importance of sound economic policies and the historical context of financial systems, making him a key figure in understanding modern economics.