Economics Professor Scott Sumner is highlighted for his recent impact on the Federal Bank's actions through his economic blogging efforts and the influential attention The Money Illusion is generating. 

Professor of Economics Scott Sumner is recognized for his influential blogging success after years of pushing NGDP targeting, the recent shift in monetary policy clearly shows the influence of the same set of underlying ideas.

Economics Professor Scott Sumner is highlighted for predicting the Fed's recent “baby steps” toward a new approach in which it targets a certain level of nominal growth - an approach Prof. Sumner has been advocating for years on his blog, The Money Illusion.

Economics Professor Scott Sumner joins economists from around the nation in offering insight into how the Federal Reserve can stimulate the economy.

Economics Professor Scott Sumner offers perspective on the slow growth in nominal GDP.

Professor of Economics Scott Sumner is highlighted amongst others for his expert insight on the 2008 financial crisis.

A review by the Wall Street Journal's Chris Shea includes research by Economics Professor Dhaval Dave on whether reducing alcohol ads or raising the cost of alcohol is more effective in encouraging heavy drinkers to cut back.

Economics Professor Dhaval Dave's research about how restricting alcohol ads would influence drinking habits is highlighted.

Economics professor Scott Sumner offers his insight about what might be the key problem for Europe's economy crisis. 

Professor of Economics Scott Sumner contributes expertise about money supply, banking, inflation and more economic activity.