Chloe Searchinger

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Chloe Searchinger

Research Associate, Global Health, Economics, and Development

Chloe Searchinger is a research associate for global health, economics, and development at the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR). She holds a bachelor's degree from the School of Public and International Affairs at Princeton University.

RealEcon

In Economic Security, Trade-Offs Abound

Policymakers face complex cost-benefit considerations when intervening in the market to mitigate perceived risks, from climate change to competition with China.

Article by Thomas J. Bollyky, Chloe Searchinger, Alice C. Hill, Zongyuan Zoe Liu and Benn Steil May 8, 2024 RealEcon
Global Health Program

Unsung Heroes: How Elder Care Leans on Singapore’s Women

with Chloe Searchinger via Think Global Health December 7, 2023
Public Health Threats and Pandemics

The New Amendments to the International Health Regulations

with Chloe Searchinger via Think Global Health June 4, 2024
Health Policy and Initiatives

Health Policy Takeaways from 2024's First U.S. Presidential Debate

with Chloe Searchinger via Think Global Health June 28, 2024
Health Policy and Initiatives

U.S. Supreme Court Challenge to Abortion Pills Could Boost Illegal Imports

with Chloe Searchinger via Think Global Health April 5, 2024
Public Health Threats and Pandemics

Why Pandemic Agreement Negotiations Failed to Land

with Chloe Searchinger via Think Global Health May 24, 2024

Olympics

The Economics of Hosting the Olympic Games

The costs of hosting the Olympics have skyrocketed, while the economic benefits are far from clear. The 2024 Paris Olympics could be a test of whether reforms to the process have made hosting a better deal.

Backgrounder by James McBride, Noah Berman and Melissa Manno July 8, 2024

Lebanon

What Is Hezbollah?

Military experience gained from fighting in Syria’s civil war and decades of clashes with Israel have strengthened the Iran-backed group, but politically, its clout among Lebanon’s populace may be waning.

Backgrounder by Kali Robinson July 2, 2024

Energy and Environment

Global Energy Tracker

As the effects of climate change mount, high-carbon energy sources continue to provide most of the world’s power. On average, 84 percent of tracker countries’ energy comes from high-carbon sources such as oil, whereas 16 percent comes from solar and other renewables. Low-carbon sources, however, are on the rise, particularly in developed countries.

Tracker by Benn Steil July 1, 2024 Greenberg Center for Geoeconomic Studies

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