World Bank Chief Economist - List of World Bank Chief Economists

List of World Bank Chief Economists

  • Hollis B. Chenery — 1972–1982
  • Anne Osborn Krueger — 1982–1986
  • Stanley Fischer — 1988–1990
  • Lawrence Summers — 1991–1993
  • Michael Bruno — 1993–1996
  • Joseph E. Stiglitz - 1997–2000
  • Nicholas Stern - 2000–2003
  • François Bourguignon — 2003–2007
  • Justin Yifu Lin — June 2008– June 2012
  • Martin Ravallion - June 2012- (Acting Chief Economist )
  • Kaushik Basu - October 2012-

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