

Linda Yueh, a distinguished economist, author, and speaker with a profound impact on global economic discussions, specialises in macroeconomics, globalisation, and China’s economic evolution. Her expertise enriches numerous prestigious institutions and media outlets.


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Linda Yueh’s professional journey is as remarkable as her contributions to the field of economics. Starting her career as an international corporate lawyer at the prestigious New York law firm Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison, Yueh transitioned into the realm of economics, where her impact has been profound and far-reaching. Her expertise spans macroeconomics, globalisation, the Chinese economy, trade, and more, uniquely positioning her at the intersection of international law and global economic dynamics.
As the London-based economics correspondent for Bloomberg Television since September 2010, Linda Yueh has become a familiar and trusted face in the world of economic journalism. Her roles as a fellow at Oxford University, an associate at the London School of Economics, and a contributor to broadcasters like the BBC, CNBC, and CNN underscore her as a leading commentator on economic issues. Yueh’s voice resonates beyond academia and media; she is a valued advisor to governments and international organisations, reflecting her status as a globally recognised economist.
Linda Yueh’s ability to engage with leading policymakers and economists sets her apart. Interviews with figures like Jean-Claude Juncker, Vince Cable, and Jim O’Neill, among others, demonstrate her role as a bridge between academic insights and practical economic policy. These interactions not only enrich her own understanding but also provide the public with critical perspectives on economic issues.
Holding degrees from Yale, Harvard, New York University, and Oxford University, Linda Yueh’s educational background is as impressive as her professional achievements. Her PhD in economics from Oxford University laid the foundation for a career marked by significant contributions to our understanding of the global economy.
Yueh’s academic prowess is evident in her affiliations with prestigious institutions such as the Royal…
Linda Yueh’s professional journey is as remarkable as her contributions to the field of economics. Starting her career as an international corporate lawyer at the prestigious New York law firm Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison, Yueh transitioned into the realm of economics, where her impact has been profound and far-reaching. Her expertise spans macroeconomics, globalisation, the Chinese economy, trade, and more, uniquely positioning her at the intersection of international law and global economic dynamics.
As the London-based economics correspondent for Bloomberg Television since September 2010, Linda Yueh has become a familiar and trusted face in the world of economic journalism. Her roles as a fellow at Oxford University, an associate at the London School of Economics, and a contributor to broadcasters like the BBC, CNBC, and CNN underscore her as a leading commentator on economic issues. Yueh’s voice resonates beyond academia and media; she is a valued advisor to governments and international organisations, reflecting her status as a globally recognised economist.
Linda Yueh’s ability to engage with leading policymakers and economists sets her apart. Interviews with figures like Jean-Claude Juncker, Vince Cable, and Jim O’Neill, among others, demonstrate her role as a bridge between academic insights and practical economic policy. These interactions not only enrich her own understanding but also provide the public with critical perspectives on economic issues.
Holding degrees from Yale, Harvard, New York University, and Oxford University, Linda Yueh’s educational background is as impressive as her professional achievements. Her PhD in economics from Oxford University laid the foundation for a career marked by significant contributions to our understanding of the global economy.
Yueh’s academic prowess is evident in her affiliations with prestigious institutions such as the Royal Society of Arts and her contribution to the IDEAS research centre. Her scholarly work, complemented by her role as Series Editor for the Economic Development and Growth book series, highlights her commitment to advancing economic knowledge. Yueh’s publications, including seminal works on globalisation, China’s economic growth, and the challenges of global economic integration, have contributed significantly to the discourse on global economics.
Linda Yueh’s influence on global economic discussions cannot be overstated. Her insights into macroeconomics, globalisation, and the intricacies of China’s economic landscape offer invaluable perspectives to scholars, policymakers, and the public alike. For those seeking to delve deeper into her work or invite her expertise to enlightening events, don’t hesitate to reach out! Linda Yueh continues to illuminate the complexities of the global economy, guiding thought and action in a rapidly changing world.

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