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Professor of Economics Scott Sumner is credited for popularizing the concept of NGDP targeting which is now being widely embraced in the field of economic strategy.
Economics Professor Scott Sumner's economic theory about central banks' inflation target is proposed to the Adam Smith Institute, a UK policy institute supporting free market economy.
Economics Professor Scott Sumner, who also authors the popular blog TheMoneyIllusion, is highlighted for his unorthodox, but increasingly popular, view on economy policy.
Washington Post Blogger Ezra Klein focuses on "NGDP Targeting" and highlights Bentley Economist Scott Sumner for being among the first to tout the economic strategy.
Professor of Economics Scott Sumner warns consumers that, although prices may seem attractively low during a time of economic deflation, it can hurt them more than it helps them by weakening the overall economy.
Professor of Economics and well-known monetary blogger Scott Sumner, is highlighted by New York Times reporter David Leonhardt as a "big-name economist" and addresses how the Fed should aid the US economy.
Economics Professor Scott Sumner joins a discussion on Marketplace radio and offers his opinion on what the Fed should have done differently with its recent vow not to raise interest rates until 2013.
