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.
William C. Hsiao
USA
USAAmerican economist
Erich Kosiol
Norway
NorwayGerman economist.
Vernon Lomax Smith
USA
USAAmerican economist
Mikhail Bronstein
Estonia
EstoniaEstonian and Soviet economist
Eugen Schmalenbach
Germany
GermanyGerman scientist, economist.
Michal Kalecki
Poland
PolandPolish Keynesian economist, macroeconomics specialist
Vladimir Dehn
Russian economic geographer and statistician
Harold Hotelling
USA
USAAmerican economist and statistician
Charles Bettelheim
France
FranceFrench economist and historian of Marxist persuasion
Ragnar Frisch
Norway
NorwayNorwegian economist, first Nobel Prize winner in economics
Rebecca Margaret Blank
USA
USAAmerican economist
Marc Faber
Switzerland
SwitzerlandEconomist, analyst of Swiss origin
Gleb Cherdantsev
Outstanding Soviet geographer, economist and cartographer, Doctor of Economics (1936)
Harold Demsetz
USA
USAAmerican economist
Michael Eugene Porter
USA
USAAmerican economist, professor at Harvard Business School
Francois Quesnay
France
FranceFrench economist
Myrna Wooders
Canada
CanadaCanadian economist
Kenichi Ohmae
Japan
JapanJapanese specialist in strategic management
Claudio Jannet
France
FranceFrench economist and writer
Daniel Little McFadden
USA
USAAmerican economist
Bruno S. Frey
Switzerland
SwitzerlandSwiss economist, professor
Ruslan Zhumagulov
Kazakhstan
KazakhstanKazakh scientist
Robert Ward Vishny
USA
USAAmerican economist and teacher
Anton Komers
Austria
AustriaAustrian economist and agronomist.
Josef Kaizl
Czech
CzechCzech economist and politician
Charles Poor Kindleberger
USA
USAAmerican economic historian, author of more than 30 books.
Karl Menger
Austria
AustriaAustrian economist
Emil Sax
Austria
AustriaAustrian economist.
Carmen Reinhart
USA
USAAmerican economist, specialist in international economics, originally from Cuba
Ksente Bogoyev
Yugoslav and Macedonian economist
Jan Znosko
Poland
PolandPolish economist and philosopher logician, professor at Vilnius University
Jacob Schmookler
USA
USAAmerican scientist, economist.
Edward Berendts
Russian lawyer and economist
George Goodman
USA
USAAmerican economist, writer and economic commentator
Clive Granger
Great Britain
Great BritainBritish economist
Rifat Mir-Ahmed Guseynov
Azerbaijan
AzerbaijanDoctor of Economics, Professor.
Dzhejms Tobin
USA
USAAmerican economist, Nobel Memorial Prize in Economics, 1981
Clarence Ayres
USA
USAAmerican economist
John Bellers
Great Britain
Great BritainEnglish economist, social reformer, utopian
Martin Bronfenbrenner
USA
USAAmerican economist
Berlin Irishev
Kazakhstan
KazakhstanKazakh economist and diplomat.
Charles Frederick Manski
USA
USAScientist, economist
Diego Abad de Santillan
Spain
SpainAuthor, economist and one of the leaders of the Spanish and Argentinean anarchist movements
Lester Carl Thurow
USA
USAAmerican economist.
Mark Weisbrot
USA
USAAmerican economist and commentator
Viviana A. Zelizer
USA
USAAmerican sociologist and economist
Jonathan Nitzan
Canada
CanadaIsraeli-Canadian economist
Jacques Parizeau
Canada
CanadaCanadian economist, Quebec separatist activist
Jacob Mincer
Poland
PolandAmerican economist, founder of modern labor economics
Janet Yellen
USA
USAAmerican economist and professor