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Roosevelt Institute
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Michael Konczal

Editor, The New Deal 2.0 and Rortybomb
Senior Fellow, Roosevelt Institute

Michael Konczal is a fellow with the Roosevelt Institute, where he works on financial reform, unemployment, inequality and a progressive vision of the economy. His blog, Rortybomb, was named one of the 25 Best Financial Blogs by Time Magazine. His work has appeared in The American Prospect, Slate, Washington Monthly, The Atlantic Monthly’s Business Channel and The Nation.

Issues: Austerity, Bank Bail Out, Banking and Finance, Budget and Tax Policy, Capitalism, Economic Theory, Economy and Gender, Financial Markets, Jobs, Keynes v. Friedman, Labor Force, Monetary Policy, Privatization, Social Insurance, The Federal Reserve, Too Big To Fail, Unemployment Insurance
Experience:

• Fellow, The Roosevelt Institute
• Former financial engineer and mathematical analyst

Education:

M.S., Finance, University of Illinois
B.S., Mathematics, University of Illinois

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  • Monetary Policy
  • Political Theory
  • Redistricting
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