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.
Jacob Mincer
Poland
PolandAmerican economist, founder of modern labor economics
Janet Yellen
USA
USAAmerican economist and professor
Charles West Churchman
USA
USAPhilosopher, systems thinking researcher
Ambroise Clement
France
FranceFrench economist.
Max Sering
Germany
GermanyGerman lecturer, political economist and agricultural scientist
Ieronim Stroynovskiy
Poland
PolandPolish jurist, economist, statesman and religious figure.
Piero Sraffa
Italy
ItalyAn influential Italian economist who introduced elements of Ricardianism and Marxism into Keynesian political economy.
James Bradford DeLong
USA
USAEconomics professor and politician
Leonce Guilhaud Lavergne
France
FranceFrench economist and politician
Peter Arthur Diamond
USA
USAAmerican economist, Nobel laureate
Luben Berov
Bulgaria
BulgariaBulgarian politician and economist, historian.
Roland Gerhard Fryer Jr.
USA
USAAmerican economist
Raul Prebisch
Argentina
ArgentinaArgentine economist
George Ayittey
USA
USAGhanaian economist, author and president of the Free Africa Foundation in Washington
Joe S. Bain
USA
USAAmerican economist
John Jantsch
USA
USAWriter, speaker, marketing specialist
Antonio Quadri
Italy
ItalyItalian economist
Stanley Lewis Engerman
USA
USAAmerican economist and historian of economic thought.
Adolf Samter
Germany
GermanyGerman entrepreneur and economist.
Steven Landsburg
USA
USAAmerican economist
Georges Elgozy
France
FranceEconomist
Frederic Bastiat
Italy
ItalyFrench liberal economist
Richard Kahn
Great Britain
Great BritainEnglish economist.
Johan Gustaf Knut Wicksell
Sweden
SwedenSwedish economist
William Stanley Jevons
Great Britain
Great BritainBritish economist, statistician and professor of logic and philosophy.
Lauchlin Currie
USA
USAAmerican economist of Canadian origin.
Ehud Kalai
USA
USAAmerican scientist, specialist in game theory and mathematical economics.
Nicholas Kaldor
Great Britain
Great BritainOne of Cambridge's foremost economists in the post-war period
David Gale
USA
USAAmerican mathematician and economist
Walter Edward Block
USA
USAAmerican economist, anarcho-capitalist
Elena Vankevich
Belarus
BelarusBelarusian economist
Josiah Child
Great Britain
Great BritainEnglish merchant and economist
Gottfried Haberler
USA
USAAmerican economist, Austrian by birth
Paul Anthony Samuelson
USA
USAAmerican economist
George W. Stocking Sr.
USA
USAAmerican economist
Frank William Taussig
USA
USAAmerican economist and teacher
John Francis Bray
USA
USAAmerican radical, chartist, socialist economics writer, and 19th-century activist
Hans-Werner Sinn
Germany
GermanyGerman economist.
Albert Otto Hirschman
Germany
GermanyGerman economist and author
Petko Stoyanov
Bulgaria
BulgariaBulgarian economist and political figure.
Paul Marlor Sweezy
USA
USAAmerican Marxist economist, activist and publisher
Ernesto Piedras
Mexico
MexicoMexican professor-economist
Xavier Gabaix
France
FranceFrench economist
John Atkinson John Atkinson Hobson
Great Britain
Great BritainBritish economist, popular lecturer and writer, widely known for his harsh criticism of imperialism.
Frieda Wunderlich
Germany
GermanyGerman and American economist.
Edith Abbott
USA
USAAmerican economist, social worker, educator and writer
Christopher Antoniou Pissarides
Great Britain
Great BritainGreek Cypriot British economist.
Hans Singer
Great Britain
Great BritainBritish economist, one of the authors of the Prebisch-Singer hypothesis.
Jacques Dreze
Belgium
BelgiumBelgian Economy
William Jack Baumol
USA
USAAmerican economist