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John Kay is one of Britain’s leading economists. His interests focus on the relationships between economics and business. His career has spanned academic work and think tanks, business schools, company directorships, consultancies and investment companies. For more details of John’s biography, see the About section. John’s main current interest is in writing and his most important recent book was published in Europe in 2003 as The Truth about Markets and in the US in 2004 as Culture and Prosperity. Many of his articles are available on this website. He publishes a weekly column in the Financial Times. A collection of articles on economic themes Everlasting Light Bulbs appeared in 2004. A further collection on business subjects, The Hare & the Tortoise - an informal guide to business strategy - was published in June 2006. For more information on all these books and order details, visit the Bookshop. John lectures frequently to a variety of audiences in Britain and other countries. To find out more, and to review some of John’s recent talks, go to the Newsroom. Here, you can also find his recent articles, and reviews of books from his bookshelf. ^ back to top |
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