Paul Krugman

Business Positions

The New York Times Company Major American newspaper

• Columnist

Positions

Institute of International Economics

• Advisory board member ('86→?)

National Bureau of Economic Research Largest economics research organization in the US

• Research associate ('79→?)

Princeton University Ivy League University in Princeton, New Jersey

• Professor of Economics and International Affairs

Fortune Business magazine

• Columnist ('97→'99)

Slate Magazine magazine

• Columnist ('96→'99)

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

• professor ('96→'00) [+1]

• Professor ('84→'94)

Stanford University One of the world's leading research and teaching institutions

• professor ('94→'96)

Government Positions

Council of Economic Advisers Agency Within Executive Office of the President Advising on Economics Domestic and International

• Chief Staffer for International Economics ('82→'83)

Memberships

Econometric Society

• Fellow ('87→?)

American Academy of Arts and Sciences Founded in 1780, the American Academy of Arts and Sciences is an independent policy research center that conducts multidisciplinary studies of complex and emerging problems.

• Fellow ('92→?)

Group of Thirty Influential group of financiers and economists

• Member

Schools

Yale University Private Ivy League research university in New Haven, Connecticut - founded in 1701

• Undergraduate (?→'74)

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

• PhD (?→'77)

Social

Richard Baldwin Professor of International Economics, Graduate Institute of Geneva

• Studied Under*

Maurice Obstfeld Professor of Economics, University of California-Berkeley; Chief Economist at the IMF - International Monetary Fund (2015-2018)

• co author