Charan van Krevel

Charan van Krevel is a Lecturer at the University of Amsterdam's Department of Macroeconomics and International Economics within the Faculty of Economics and Business. He is currently completing his PhD in Economics at Radboud University (expected mid-2024). His research focuses on sustainable development, integrating macroeconomics, public policy, and environmental economics with an emphasis on natural resource management, long-term growth, and international trade. He has published on topics including genuine savings, resource revenue impacts, and inclusive wealth dynamics. His work is disseminated through peer-reviewed articles and media engagements, including radio, television, and print contributions.

Research Interests:

• Sustainable Development Indicators
• Natural Resource Economics
• Public Policy Design
• Global Economic Inequality
• Environmental Fiscal Policy

Recent Trends in Publications: Recent work explores causal linkages between natural resource revenues and economic outcomes (e.g., savings, public spending) while addressing methodological challenges in measuring sustainable development. His 2023 papers analyze income convergence and resource-driven fiscal policies, reflecting his dual focus on theoretical rigor and policy relevance.

Grants & Advising: While specific grants are not listed, his PhD candidacy and media engagements suggest active engagement in research dissemination. No formal advisee list is provided.

Labs/Teams: Affiliated with the University of Amsterdam's macroeconomics research group, though no specific lab names are mentioned.