At the recent Two Sides Partners Meeting, Andrea Boltho – Lecturer and Director of Oxford Economics presented a fascinating talk: “Where is the European economy going? More uncertainties than ever”
His insights provide a valuable analysis of market forces and how they are affecting our industry currently and the future – watch it above.
Andrea Boltho was educated in Italy and at the Universities of London (LSE), Paris and Oxford. From 1966 to 1977 he was at the OECD’s Department of Economics and Statistics and for one year (1973-74), Japan Foundation Fellow at the Economic Planning Agency in Tokyo.
From 1977 to 2007 he was Fellow and Tutor in Economics at Magdalen College, Oxford, where he specialised in international and applied macroeconomic issues. His publications include: Foreign Trade Criteria in Socialist Economies, Cambridge 1971; Japan An Economic Survey, Oxford 1975; The European Economy: Growth and Crisis (ed), Oxford 1982, as well as numerous academic articles.
He has also been Consultant to the World Bank, the Bank of Italy and member of the Academic Council of the IFO Institute in Munich.
