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Rudi Dornbusch

1942–2002

Rudi Dornbusch (1942–2002) was a German-born American economist renowned for his work in international economics, particularly exchange rate dynamics and the 'overshooting' model. He taught at MIT for decades, influencing generations of economists with his sharp, policy-focused insights and his ability to distill complex ideas into memorable, often provocative statements.

Economics

Open Economy Macroeconomics
Macroeconomics (with Stanley Fischer)
Exchange Rates and Inflation
The Dollar and the Debt
A Primer on Emerging Market Crises
Expectations and Exchange Rate Dynamics (Journal of Political Economy, 1976)
Inflation Stabilization and the Role of Political Institutions (with Alberto Alesina)
The Political Economy of Stabilization Programs

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