Ann Arbor Times

Faculty members from the University of Michigan's Ross School of Business are available to discuss the implications of tariffs and other recent economic policy decisions on U.S. businesses and consumers. This comes at a time when tariffs and their potential impact are central to global economic discussions.

A World Economic Forum survey found that 77% of chief economists believe higher tariffs will lead to increased inflation, while 89% expect global trade to stagnate or decline this year.

Paolo Pasquariello, a professor of finance, specializes in strategic trading in various markets and government intervention in currency and bond markets. He is available for insights on these topics.

Nirupama Rao, an assistant professor of business economics and public policy, can discuss the economic effects of fiscal policy, including tariffs and taxes.

Jeremy Kress, an associate professor of business law, focuses on bank regulation and financial stability. His expertise extends to presentations made before Congress during his tenure as an attorney at the Federal Reserve Board.

Sarah Miller, an associate professor specializing in business economics and public policy, examines economic issues in health care such as Medicaid and public policies affecting health insurance coverage.

Erik Gordon, a clinical assistant professor of business, offers expertise on capital markets, corporate governance, entrepreneurship, venture capital, private equity, mergers, acquisitions, IPOs, and related policy issues. He is knowledgeable about the automotive, pharmaceutical, and healthcare industries.

For more information or interviews with these experts:

- Paolo Pasquariello: [email protected]

- Nirupama Rao: [email protected]

- Jeremy Kress: [email protected]

- Sarah Miller: [email protected]

- Erik Gordon: [email protected]