Economist

Paul Romer

An American economist, Romer is a reference of endogenous growth theory, showing how ideas, innovation, and knowledge drive development, and proposed charter cities as an institutional reform.

1955–
Portrait: Paul Romer
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Profile across the 12 axes

How Paul Romer positions on each of the 12 political dimensions measured by 12 Axes.

Structure

Leaning - Federal
Federal 60%
Unitary 40%

Representation

Strong - Democracy
Democracy 76%
Autocracy 24%

Power

Leaning - Liberty
Security 38%
Liberty 63%

Immigration

Strong - Multiculturalism
Assimilation 23%
Multiculturalism 78%

Diplomacy

Leaning - Pacifist
Militarist 33%
Pacifist 68%

Intervention

Balanced
Non-interventionist 56%
Nationalist 44%

Economy

Balanced
Public 46%
Private 54%

Control

Balanced
Planning 46%
Free market 54%

Trade

Strong - Globalism
Protectionism 24%
Globalism 76%

Religion

Leaning - Irreligious
Irreligious 69%
Religious 31%

Morality

Leaning - Progressive
Progressive 68%
Traditionalist 33%

Technology

Leaning - Technology
Technology 66%
Biology 34%

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