John Kay
John Kay is a Scottish economist born in 1948 in Edinburgh.
He studied mathematics and economics at the University of Edinburgh and Oxford.
Kay's career began in academia at Oxford before transitioning to applied economics.
He worked with the Institute for Fiscal Studies and later became a professor at the London Business School.
Kay founded London Economics, a consulting company that grew significantly under his leadership.
His experiences in academia, public policy, and business have informed his work, which focuses on applying economic concepts to business issues and making them accessible to a wider audience.
Books by John Kay
Other People's Money
The Real Business of Finance
Economics
Finance
Business
Obliquity
Why Our Goals Are Best Achieved Indirectly
Business
Economics
Psychology
The Long and the Short of It - Finance and Investment for Normally Intelligent People Who Are Not in
Finance
Economics
Business
The Truth About Markets
Why Some Nations are Rich But Most Remain Poor
Economics
Business
Finance