Sep 04 2009
Hamish McRae
Prominent Economist, Futurist and principal economic commentator for The Independent newspaper
Hamish McRae is the principal economic commentator for The Independent newspaper. He is a visiting professor at Lancaster University and a council member of the Royal Economic Society. His latest work focuses on excellence in the world economy, the shift of economic power to Asia and how technology interacts with human capital to shift competitive advantage.
A proven visionary of the global economy
He has been a financial and business editor for major national newspapers, and has won several awards for his journalistic work. His most recent award was Business and Finance Journalist of the Year in the 2006 British Press Awards. Currently, he is working on a new book studying how excellence is developed in different economic situations around the world.[/expand]
Insights into how the world may develop are underpinned by his knowledge of the global economy. He argues that the true wealth of a nation is as much measured by the ability to manage its cultural, intellectual and social resources, as by its economic output. As a result, he demonstrates how strategies can be developed to uphold sustainability.[/expand]
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Topics
The World in 2020 and The Communications Revolution
How Power is Shifting in the World Economy
The Practical Consequences for Business as a result of Globalization.
The Development of the World’s Financial Services Industry
A Vision of the Future World Order
Publications
1994
The World in 2020 – Power, Culture and Prosperity: A Vision of the Future
1985
Japan´s Role in the Emerging Global Securities Market
1975
The Second Great Crash; How the Oil Crisis Could Destroy the World´s Economy
1973
Capital City: London as a Financial Centre
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