Kroeber

American  

[kroh-ber] / ˈkroʊ bər /

noun

1. Alfred Louis, 1876–1960, U.S. anthropologist.

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Example Sentences

There are plenty of things China could do if the objective was to just maximize potential GDP growth, “but that’s not their goal,” said Gavekal’s Arthur Kroeber.

From The Wall Street Journal

While the tensions over Chinese export restrictions on rare earths look to be abating as Beijing and Washington get trade discussions back on track, the fundamental problem remains, says Gavekal Research analyst Arthur Kroeber.

From Barron's

Kroeber says the crackdowns are about "defining what the state does, what the private sector does, and creating a more limited sandbox for the private sector to play in."

From Reuters

"I think it is going to continue to be messy in implementation over the next month or two," as China dismantles the restrictions, Kroeber said.

From Reuters

Last year, the university stripped the name of Alfred Kroeber from the hall housing the anthropology department and museum.

From Los Angeles Times