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Rachel Greszler is an American economist and policy analyst.
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Rachel Greszler is an American economist and policy analyst.
Greszler has a bachelor's degree in economics from the University of Mary Washington. [1] She also holds master's degrees in both economics and public policy from Georgetown University. [1]
Greszler was a senior economist on the staff of the Joint Economic Committee of the United States Congress for seven years. [1] She then joined the Heritage Foundation in 2013 as a research fellow in economics, budget and entitlements. [1]
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