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PROFESSIONALS ADVISORY
Experts from the University of Michigan’s Ross School of Business can offer perspectives on how tariffs and other recent economic policy choices might influence U.S. companies and consumers.
Their perspectives are pertinent as tariffs—or the threats thereof—lead conversations and impact markets and economies worldwide. In a recent poll of chief economists conducted by the World Economic Forum, 77% anticipated that increased tariffs would result in elevated inflation, while 89% predicted a stagnation or drop in global trade for the remainder of the year.
Paolo Pasquariello, professor of finance, specializes in strategic trading in equity and bond markets, real estate sectors, governmental intervention in currency and bond markets, financial crises, and contagion effects.
Contact: [email protected]
Nirupama Rao, assistant professor of business economics and public policy, possesses expertise in the economic impacts of fiscal measures. She can discuss tariffs, personal and corporate taxes, minimum wage laws, and subsidies for research and development.
Contact: [email protected]
Jeremy Kress, associate professor of business law, focuses on banking regulation and financial stability. He has shared his research with Congress and previously worked as an attorney at the Federal Reserve Board.
Contact: [email protected]
Sarah Miller, associate professor of business economics and public policy, is knowledgeable about economic challenges in health care, including Medicaid, and the impact of public policies on health insurance access for women and expectant mothers. Miller also researches the influence of income on health and overall well-being.
Contact: [email protected]
Erik Gordon, clinical assistant professor of business, specializes in the business and legal facets of capital markets, corporate governance and strategy, entrepreneurship, venture capital and private equity, as well as mergers, acquisitions, and IPOs. He is well-informed about the automotive, pharmaceutical, and health care sectors, as well as policy matters regarding innovation, tariffs, and labor.
Contact: [email protected]
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