Noreena Hertz
Economist and author focused on global issues
Born
September 24th, 1967
58 years ago
Category
Thinkers & Philosophers
Country
United Kingdom
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An economist and author specializing in global economic trends, the individual has contributed extensively to discussions on globalization, societal change, and technology's impact on economies. A prominent academic, several books were authored, including 'Eyes Wide Open' and 'The Silent Takeover'. The work emphasized understanding complex economic landscapes and advocated for changes in economic policy to address modern challenges. Engaged in public speaking, the individual has advised government leaders and global institutions, enhancing public understanding of economics.
Authored 'Eyes Wide Open'
Advised government leaders and global institutions
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