Krosser Paul (b. 1902, Windau, Courland Governorate – d. unknown) — economist.

From 1921 to 1928, Paul Krosser studied at the University of Berlin and the Berlin Institute of Economics. Since 1934, he had lived in the United States. In 1935–1936, he participated in the development of the American program addressing unemployment problems. Beginning in 1943, he served as an adviser on foreign economic and labor issues at the U.S. War Department.

Since 1956, he was Professor of Economics at Adelphi University (New York). Author of works on the history of economic thought and the methodology of economic analysis.

Selected work:

Economic Functions: A Critique of Subjectivist Economic Theory (Экономические функции. Критика субъек­тивистской экономич. Теории). Moscow, 1962.