Katrina Gulliver

Katrina Gulliver is Editorial Director at the Foundation for Economic Education. She holds a PhD from Cambridge University, and has held faculty positions at universities in Germany, Britain and Australia. She has written for Wall Street Journal, Reason, The American Conservative, National Review and the New Criterion, among others.

Latest by Katrina Gulliver

How Diners Club Sparked the Consumer Credit Revolution

How Diners Club Sparked the Consumer Credit Revolution

Credit cards. You apply for one because it offers you cash back, frequent flyer miles, or some other perk. (After all, the email said you were “pre-approved.”) Or your bank basically handed it to you when you applied for a checking account. Most people today have several in their wallets, and cards (either credit or...

By Katrina Gulliver