Wynne Godley

Wynne Godley was a professional oboe player for some years in his twenties; in his thirties he joined the Treasury, where he reached the rank of Under-Secretary; in 1970 he became a fellow of King’s College, Cambridge and, later, was appointed director of the Department of Applied Economics. He now lives in the US and is writing an autobiography and a treatise on macro-economics.

In the LRB Archive:

• Saving Masud Khan on psychoanalysis · 22 February 2001

• What if they start saving again? writes about the US economy (2000) · 6 July 2000

• Derailed · 19 August 1993

• If in a year’s time a Chancellor … · 8 April 1993

• Letting things rip · 7 January 1993

  • Reflections on Monetarism by Tim Congdon

• Maastricht and All That · 8 October 1992

• Wynne Godley calls for general import controls · 24 January 1980

• Wynne Godley asks if Britain will have to withdraw from Europe · 25 October 1979

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