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Ricardo Hausmann is a prominent Venezuelan economist and Director of the Center for International Development at Harvard’s Kennedy School, where he also serves as Professor of the Practice of Economic Development. With a background in Engineering and Applied Physics and a PhD in Economics from Cornell University, Hausmann has made significant contributions to global economic development. Known for his pioneering work on economic complexity and emerging markets, he has advised over 80 developing countries in formulating growth and economic strategies. His influential *Atlas of Economic Complexity* has become a key tool for understanding and fostering economic diversification and competitiveness.
Throughout his career, Ricardo Hausmann has held key roles in major international economic institutions. He served as the first Chief Economist of the Inter-American Development Bank, where he founded the Research Department, and chaired the IMF-World Bank Development Committee. In Venezuela, he was Minister of Planning and a Board Member of the Central Bank. Hausmann has also served as a professor at the Instituto de Estudios Superiores de Administración (IESA) in Caracas, where he founded the Center for Public Policy. His research on economic growth and international finance has been widely published and cited over 34,000 times, solidifying his influence on both academia and global economic policy. He is the author of *Venezuela before Chávez* and *The Atlas of Economic Complexity*.
Ricardo Hausmann’s conferences are known for their academic rigor and pragmatic focus on economic development and complexity economics. His presentations cover topics such as inclusive growth, macroeconomic stability, and strategies for emerging markets. With an accessible and solution-oriented style, Hausmann guides his audience through the complexities of global economics, offering actionable insights for governments, institutions, and corporations interested in fostering sustainable development. His lectures incorporate case studies and updated analysis, creating a space for deep learning and the application of innovative economic policies.
Ricardo Hausmann explores the Atlas of Economic Complexity, a tool for understanding countries’ productive capabilities and how these affect growth. Through practical examples, he explains how nations can diversify their economies and improve global competitiveness.
In this talk, Hausmann analyzes the challenges and opportunities for emerging markets, focusing on macroeconomic stability and public policies that promote inclusive growth. He offers strategies for economic diversification and shares success stories from developing countries.
Hausmann delves into the importance of financial stability for sustainable growth, sharing his expertise in formulating international financial policies and showing how developing economies can effectively manage their resources and financial risks.
If you’re looking for a rigorous and visionary talk on economic development, emerging markets, and economic complexity, you can book Ricardo Hausmann through Thinking Heads. As a leading authority in development economics, Ricardo offers an expert perspective on how nations can foster sustainable growth and macroeconomic stability. Contact Thinking Heads today for more information and to secure his participation in your next event.
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