Jeff Rubin

Jeff Rubin is a Canadian economist with a global reputation, known for his deep understanding of the future of oil and energy sectors. He is the author of "Why Your World is About To Get a Whole Lot Smaller," a book that delves into the consequences of the rising cost of oil due to its diminishing availability, and "The End of Growth," which discusses how the era of cheap oil's end could signal the cessation of continuous economic growth. His public talks provide crucial insights into the vast transformations occurring within the global economy.

Rubin's expertise isn't just theoretical; from 1992 to 2009, he served as the Chief Economist at CIBC World Markets. During his tenure, he gained notoriety for his accurate predictions regarding oil prices and their economic consequences, which solidified his international standing. Beyond his publications, Rubin is a frequent commentator in major media outlets, including ABC and CNN, where he discusses significant economic issues such as federal budgets and other pivotal economic events with a straightforward approach.

Besides his previous roles and writings, Rubin's commentary is often featured on the front pages of prominent newspapers like The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal. Additionally, he previously wrote a column titled "Ahead of the Curve" for the Globe and Mail, further showcasing his ability to anticipate and explain economic trends. His speaking engagements focus on a range of topics including the economy, energy, and projections about the future, making him a sought-after expert for various audiences interested in understanding the economic landscape.