Alan Krueger

Alan Krueger, a prominent Princeton University economics professor who advised U.S. Presidents Bill Clinton and Barack Obama, took his own life over the weekend, his family said in a statement on Monday. He was 58.

The US economy continues to improve but has a long way to go, said the White House today and asked the Congress to pass legislations necessary in this regard.

The United States economy is on the road to recovery with stronger job growth, said a White House report.

US President Barack Obama today underlined the need to boost economic growth so that more jobs are created, as he nominated a Princeton University economist as his top adviser. "Our great ongoing challenge as a nation remains how to get this economy growing faster," Obama said at the White House as he nominated Alan B Krueger as chairman of ...

Alan Krueger, a prominent Princeton University economics professor who advised U.S. Presidents Bill Clinton and Barack Obama, took his own life over the weekend, his family said in a statement on Monday. He was 58.

The US economy continues to improve but has a long way to go, said the White House today and asked the Congress to pass legislations necessary in this regard.

The United States economy is on the road to recovery with stronger job growth, said a White House report.

US President Barack Obama today underlined the need to boost economic growth so that more jobs are created, as he nominated a Princeton University economist as his top adviser. "Our great ongoing challenge as a nation remains how to get this economy growing faster," Obama said at the White House as he nominated Alan B Krueger as chairman of ...