Paul Ormerod is a British
economist who is currently researching
complexity,
complex systems,
nonlinear feedback, the
boom and bust cycle of business and economic competition. Ormerod uses a multidisciplinary approach, making use of
biology,
physics,
mathematics,
statistics and
psychology as sources of results that can be applied to
economics.
[edit] Biography
Ormerod completed his
undergrad economic studies at
Christ's College Cambridge and his
postgrad studies at
St Catherine's College Oxford, for which he was awarded a
Master of Philosophy (MPhil) in economics. Upon graduation he worked as a forecaster at the
National Institute of Economic and Social Research. Later he founded several companies, first
Henley Centre which was sold to a
FTSE100 company and later Volterra Partners, which he founded with
Bridget Rosewell and till today remains a partner.
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Paul Ormerod has written three books as well as many articles. His books are:
Paul contributes regularly to a
blog which is found on his personal website, see below.
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