Ezra Klein of the Washington Post names Professor of Economics Scott Sumner the "Most Influential-Yet-Obscure Economic Blogger" of the year for his innovative ideas on economic reform.

Professor of Economics Scott Sumner and his blog "The Money Illusion" are featured in this story about the impact of highly influential economic blogs.

Economics Professor Scott Sumner offers his views on the Income Gap in the United States.

Professor of Economics Scott Sumner offers his opinion on a proposed solution to the European debt crisis.

Economics Professor Scott Sumner comments on the Fed's lack of transparency and strategy on their monetary policy. This story was also picked up by Bloomberg Businessweek.

Economics Professor Scott Sumner is highlighted for his opinion on how to save the European Financial System.

Scott Sumner, Professor of Economics at Bentley University, will be one of many economists and academics joining Economist Jim Stanford at the House of Commons Standing Committee on Finance hearing to discuss the issue of inflation targeting at the Bank of Canada.

Economics Professor Scott Sumner explains to the WSJ why and how the Federal Reserve ought to be far more aggressive in stimulating the US economy.

Former head of Obama's Council of Economic Advisers, Christina Romer, points to Economics Professor Scott Sumner's policy theory and logic on Nominal GDP targeting from his article on nationalaffairs.com.

Economics Professor Scott Sumner is regarded as one of the most influential monetary theorists on the hot topic of NGDP targeting.