List of economists associated with Balliol College, Oxford explained

This is a list of economists, bankers, financiers and business people associated with Balliol College, Oxford.

Economists, Bankers, Financiers and Business people

Image	Name	Join date	Field of work	Comments	References
	Ian Goldin	2006	globalisation	Fellow Professor of Globalisation and Development founding Director of the Oxford Martin School
	Kitty Ussher	1990	public policy	former MP Chief Economist, Institute of Directors Group Head of Policy Development at Barclays	^[1]
	Anusha Chari	1990	international economics	professor of economics, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
	Stephanie Flanders	1986	public economics
	Charles R. Conn	1983	innovation management	Rhodes Scholar Partner, McKinseys CEO Rhodes House, CEO Oxford Sciences Innovation, Chair Patagonia Inc published books on strategy problem solving
	Jonathan Ostry	1981	international economics	Professor of Economics, Georgetown University son of economist Sylvia Ostry
	Nicola Horlick	1979	investment management	Dubbed "superwoman" for balancing finance career with bringing up six children
	Gavyn Davies	1972		International Managing Director, Goldman SachsChair of the BBC
	Martin Taylor	1971	business management	Director, Courtauld Textiles CEO WH Smith CEO Barclays Bank Chair RTL Group Bank of England Financial Policy Committee Secretary General, Bilderberg Group
	Deepak Nayyar	1967	development economics	Rhodes Scholar
	Patrick Minford	1961	macroeconomics	Brexit advocate
	Sir Adam Ridley	1961	financial markets	government economic advisor, director, Hambros Bank and of several insurance organisations	^[2]
	Andrew Graham	1960		Master of Balliol Economic Advisor to the Prime Minister founded the Oxford Internet Institute son of Winston Graham of Poldark fame
	Lester Thurow	1960		Head to Head: The Coming Economic Battle Among Japan, Europe and America
	John Crow	1958		Governor of the Bank of Canada
	Peter Donaldson	1953	economics education	Author and broadcaster
	Michael Posner	1950	international trade	UK economic advisor
	James Robertson	1946		Director, Inter-Bank Research Organisation founder New Economics Forum
	Grigor McClelland	1946	business management	retailer, first senior research fellow in Management Studies at Oxford Founded Journal of Management Studies first Director, Manchester Business School Chair, Joseph Rowntree Charitable Trust "changed the landscape of British business education" FT
	Charles Kennedy	1940	endogenous growth theory	Professor, University of the West Indies Director, Bank of Jamaica "one of the finest economic theorists of his generation" A P Thirlwell
	Alexandre Kafka	1938	international economics	Executive Director, International Monetary Fund second cousin of Franz Kafka
	Walter Rostow	1936	economic growth	Eastman Visiting Professor 1970 US National Security Advisor
	Sir Donald MacDougall	1931		Head of Government Economic Service	^[3]
	Sir John Hicks	1922	general equilibrium theory	Nobel Prize for Economics	^[4]
	G. D. H. Cole	1908	co-operative movement	advocated participatory democracy sited at the workplace	^[5]
	Sir Otto Niemeyer	1902	central banking	Controller of Finance, Treasury - advised returning to the Gold Standard 1925 Director, Bank of England and also the Bank for International Settlements Chair, London School Economics	^[6]
	Oswald Toynbee Falk	1898	stockbroker	Worked closely with John Maynard Keynes at the Treasury and the Paris Peace Conference. Broker to Keynes who described Falk as "one of 'nature's economists"
	Sir William Beveridge	1897	social policy	founder, welfare state in the United Kingdom
	William George Stewart Adams	1896	social science	created Oxford philosophy, politics and economics course
	Sir William Ashley	1878	economic history	first Professor of Economic History in the English-speaking world: Harvard 1892	^[7] ^[8]
	Francis Edgeworth	1867	utility theory	TCD,FBA founding editor The Economic Journal Professor KCL Drummond Professor of Political Economy, Oxford President, Royal Statistical Society
	Charles Stanton Devas	1867	political economy	Catholic apologist
	Adam Smith	1740		a pioneer in the thinking of political economy and key figure of the Scottish Enlightenment, regarded as "The Father of Economics" or "The Father of Capitalism" The Wealth of Nations	^[9]

Notes and References

1. Balliol College Register (Seventh Edition) by Tom Bewley and John Jones. 2005.
2. 'RIDLEY, Sir Adam (Nicholas)', in Who's Who 2014 (London: A. & C. Black, 2014)
3. 93612. G. C.. Peden. MacDougall, Sir (George) Donald Alastair (1912–2004).
4. Balliol College Register (Sixth Edition) by John Jones and Catherine Willbery 1993
5. Cole, George Douglas Howard (1889–1959). Stears. Marc. Marc Stears. 2004. 10.1093/ref:odnb/32486. 25 October 2017.
6. Balliol College Register (Third Edition) by Ivo Elliott 1953
7. Balliol College Register (Second Edition) by Ivo Elliott 1934
8. https://doi.org/10.1093/ref:odnb/30472 Sir William Ashley ONDB
9. https://doi.org/10.1093/ref:odnb/25767 Adam Smith ONDB