Trevor Jackson

Trevor Jackson is an assistant professor of economic history at George Washington University, where he teaches the history of inequality and economic crisis. He is writing a history of impunity in European financial markets.

Articles by Trevor Jackson
The charging bull on Wall Street is decked out with a facemask in New York City on May 19.
The charging bull on Wall Street is decked out with a facemask in New York City on May 19.

Why Are Stocks Soaring in the Middle of a Pandemic?
Analysis
Diane Swonk, David Rosenberg, Mohamed A. El-Erian, Adam Posen, Eduardo Porter, Trevor Jackson, Stefan Theil
A portrait of Charles-Alexandre de Calonne (1734-1802), French politician and economist.
A portrait of Charles-Alexandre de Calonne (1734-1802), French politician and economist.

Forget Hamilton. This Is Europe’s Calonne Moment.
Argument
Trevor Jackson
"The White House," a digital animation by Jeon Joonho
"The White House," a digital animation by Jeon Joonho

Terminal Deflation Is Coming
Argument
Trevor Jackson
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