Economy
Explore the lives and contributions of renowned economists, influential business leaders, and celebrated investors who have shaped the global economy. Discover their insights, strategies, and impact on the financial world. From Nobel laureates to industry pioneers, this category provides a comprehensive overview of the most influential figures in the realm of finance and business.
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David Romer
 USAAmerican economist, author
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Robert H. Frank
USA American professor of management and economics
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Claudio Jannet
 FranceFrench economist and writer
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Ieronim Stroynovskiy
 PolandPolish jurist, economist, statesman and religious figure.
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Hans-Hermann Hoppe
 GermanyGerman economist.
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David Director Friedman
USA American economist, writer and libertarian theorist
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Tjalling Koopmans
USA American economist
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Syzdyk Abishev
 KazakhstanSoviet, Kazakh economist
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James Meade
 Great BritainBritish economist, Nobel laureate
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Alexandros Giotopoulos
 GreeceGreek Marxist, professor of economics, leader of the urban partisan organization "November 17"
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John Francis Bray
USA American radical, chartist, socialist economics writer, and 19th-century activist
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Kenichi Ohmae
 JapanJapanese specialist in strategic management
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Philip Kotler
USA American scientist, world-renowned professor of international marketing
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Jean-Charles de Sismondi
 SwitzerlandEconomist-theorist, historian
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Wilhelm Launhardt
Germany German economist
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Barbara Bergmann
USA American economist
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Rudolf Hilferding
 AustriaAustrian and German Marxist
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Mario Monti
 ItalyItalian statesman and politician, non-partisan. Economist.
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Peter Arthur Diamond
USA American economist, Nobel laureate
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Jacob Schmookler
USA American scientist, economist.
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Lawrence Henry Summers
USA American economist, director of the National Economic Council
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Anton Komers
Austria Austrian economist and agronomist.
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Richard Cantillon
 IrelandIrish economist
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William Beveridge
Great Britain British economist, prominent progressive and social reformer
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Fischer Sheffey Black
USA American economist, one of the authors of the Black-Scholes formula
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Fredmund Malik
 AustraliaAustrian economist and management theorist
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James Bradford DeLong
USA Economics professor and politician
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Edward Chamberlin
USA American economist
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Stanislav Cronenberg
Poland Polish-Russian financier
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Chang Ha-Joon
 South KoreaKorean economist
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Leonce Guilhaud Lavergne
France French economist and politician
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Nicholas Georgescu-Roegen
 RomaniaRomanian economist, mathematician and statistician.
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Edith Penrose
Great Britain British economist
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Armen Albert Alchian
USA American economist
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Alex Imas
USA Behavioural economist
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Carmen Reinhart
USA American economist, specialist in international economics, originally from Cuba
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Steven E. Landsburg
USA American economist, author
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Paul Howard Douglas
USA American politician and economist
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Prabhat Patnaik
 IndiaIndian economist and political commentator,
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Anthony Downs
USA American economist and political scientist.
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Mervyn Allister King
British economist
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Steve Keen
Australia Australian economist
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Michel Chossudovsky
 CanadaCanadian economist
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William Jack Baumol
USA American economist
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Josiah Child
Great Britain English merchant and economist
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Thomas Crombie Schelling
USA American economist and professor
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Marc Faber
Switzerland Economist, analyst of Swiss origin
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Roman Rosdolsky
 UkraineUkrainian Marxist scholar, economic and social historian, public figure
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Thomas Attwood
Great Britain British economist, leading figure in the public campaign for the Great Reform Bill of 1832
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Robert Merton
USA American economist, professor at the Sloan School of Management at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Nobel laureate.
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