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Mr Paul Wallace
European economics editor
- Location:
- London, UK
- Languages:
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- English
- French
- German
- Contact:
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+44 (0)20 7830 7037 (office)
Email this person - Specialist Subjects:
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- Ageing and Demography
- Economics
- Europe
- Health care
- Pensions
Biography
Paul Wallace covers the economies and public finances of the European Union. A particular focus at the moment is the euro area's sovereign-debt crisis. Before taking on this role, he was Britain Economics Editor. He has written special reports for The Economist on international trends in pensions and healthcare. Before Mr Wallace joined The Economist in 2000, he had been Economics Editor at the Independent and a producer and presenter of television programmes on the economy and business for the BBC, Channel 4 and ITV. He is the author of "Agequake", which investigated the causes and effects of population ageing, and co-author of "The Square Mile", which examined the City of London's financial revolution in the 1980s. Mr Wallace is a council member of the Royal Economic Society and has been interviewed on the BBC and CNBC amongst others.
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