Simon Johnson

Professor:Entrepreneurship/Head:Global Economics

Simon Johnson is a professor of entrepreneurship at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Sloan School of Management. He is co-author of "Jump-Starting America: How Breakthrough Science Can Revive Economic Growth and the American Dream."

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Bloomberg Opinion

How to Make America Grow Again

Invest public money in creating the tech hubs of the future.

April 25, 2019

OpinionJonathan Gruber and Simon Johnson

How to Make America Grow Again

Invest public money in creating the tech hubs of the future.

June 1, 2017

OpinionAntonio Weiss and Simon Johnson

Financial Regulation Calls for 20/20 Vision

Weakening the Financial Stability Oversight Council will raise the odds of another crisis.

January 14, 2014

OpinionSimon Johnson

Too Small to Matter?

December 13, 2013

OpinionSimon Johnson

Which Stan Fischer Would Be Fed’s No. 2?

December 8, 2013

OpinionSimon Johnson

Celebrations of Too Big to Fail’s Demise Are Premature

November 17, 2013

OpinionSimon Johnson

It’s Fed Versus Moody’s for ‘Most Wrong’ Crown

November 7, 2013

OpinionSimon Johnson

The Boston Red Sox: Team of the Century?

October 21, 2013

OpinionSimon Johnson

JPMorgan Is Too Big to Whine

Claims of JPMorgan's persecution don't make sense.

October 18, 2013

OpinionSimon Johnson

The Winning Case Against Megabanks

October 7, 2013

OpinionSimon Johnson

Tea Party’s Strategy Is a Proven Loser

September 26, 2013

OpinionSimon Johnson

Three Unlearned Lessons From the Financial Crisis

September 8, 2013

OpinionSimon Johnson

Summers Would Spark Confirmation Fight of the Century

September 3, 2013

OpinionSimon Johnson

Bank Leverage Is the Defining Debate of Our Time

August 27, 2013

OpinionSimon Johnson

Predicting Growth From the Path of a Cricket Ball

August 6, 2013

OpinionSimon Johnson

If You Think Europe Is Fine, Look at Italy

July 25, 2013

OpinionSimon Johnson

Pick Janet Yellen to Lead a Fed A-Team

The best possible team would be Yellen as Fed chief, along with two strong vice chairmen.

July 23, 2013

OpinionSimon Johnson

Can Jack Lew Save Financial Reform?

July 11, 2013

OpinionSimon Johnson

Five Facts About the New Glass-Steagall

The only way to remake the system is through renewed and focused impetus from Congress. Today may have marked that moment.

July 8, 2013

OpinionSimon Johnson

Fumbling Through the Fog Around Too Big to Fail

June 19, 2013

OpinionSimon Johnson

New U.K. Bank Reforms Miss the Big Threat

U.K. Parliament's report on banks miss the main problem: low levels of equity capital and huge debt.Â