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Jason Furman

Professor of Practice, Harvard Kennedy School

Jason Furman

Jason Furman

Professor of Practice, Harvard Kennedy School

Jason Furman served as the Chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers under President Obama and is now a professor at Harvard. His research focuses on fiscal policy, economic growth, and labor markets.

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Global Business / Economy

Is the Era of Cheap Money Over Forever — or Just Paused Until the Next Crisis Gives Central Banks No Other Option?

Is the era of cheap money gone for good, or just on pause until the next crisis forces central banks' hand? Nouriel Roubini argues structural inflation has permanently changed the landscape, while Liz Ann Sonders and Jason Furman believe cyclical downturns will eventually pull policymakers back toward easier monetary policy.

Sep 22, 2026