Overview
Joseph Stiglitz, a professor at Columbia University and Nobel laureate in Economic Sciences (2001), is a prominent figure in the field of economics. He has also served as the chief economist at The World Bank, where his work has influenced global economic policies. Stiglitz is known for his research on income inequality, market failures, and the role of government intervention in promoting sustainable growth.
At the Economist Impact’s Eighth Sustainability Summit for Southeast Europe and the Mediterranean, Stiglitz shared his insights on key economic challenges facing the region. He addressed pressing issues such as climate change, sustainable development, and the need for equitable economic policies to foster long-term stability and growth. His perspective as a Nobel laureate and experienced economist brought valuable depth to the discussions at the summit.