Dambisa Moyo
Né(e): February 02, 1969 – Lusaka, Lusaka Province, Zambia
Dambisa Moyo is a Zambian-born economist and author who writes on global development, macroeconomics, geopolitics, and capital markets. She is best known for Dead Aid, Winner Take All, and Edge of Chaos, books that challenged orthodox views on aid, resources, and growth and reached bestseller lists.
Biographie et Parcours de l'Auteur
Dambisa Moyo emerged from Lusaka, Zambia, with an academic path that moved steadily toward economics and public policy. After earning a bachelor’s degree in chemistry and an MBA in finance at American University in Washington, she completed an MPA at Harvard Kennedy School and a DPhil in economics at Oxford. Early professional experience at the World Bank, followed by eight years at Goldman Sachs, gave her direct exposure to development finance, debt markets, and the practical workings of global capital. That combination of African upbringing, formal training, and market experience became the foundation of a career that would bridge economics, policy, investing, and authorship.
Citations
Vous Aimerez Aussi
Livres Populaires
Edge of Chaos
Dambisa Moyo
A provocative blueprint for reforming democracy to spur economic growth and ensure global stability in the 21st century.
Dead Aid
Dambisa Moyo
A provocative critique of foreign aid to Africa, proposing alternative solutions for sustainable economic growth and poverty reduction.
Edge of Chaos
Dambisa Moyo
A provocative blueprint for reforming democracy to spur economic growth and ensure global stability in the 21st century.
Dead Aid
Dambisa Moyo
A provocative critique of foreign aid to Africa, proposing alternative solutions for sustainable economic growth and poverty reduction.
Découvrir plus
Economics for Future Leaders
This plan provides a foundational toolkit for aspiring decision-makers to understand the invisible forces shaping our world. It is ideal for students and professionals who want to bridge the gap between abstract economic theory and practical financial literacy.
Macroeconomics for Personal Wealth
Understanding the forces that drive the global economy is essential for anyone looking to protect their assets from inflation and policy shifts. This plan is designed for individual investors and curious professionals who want to translate high-level economic data into actionable personal financial strategies.
Power, Money, and Daily Life
This learning plan is essential for anyone seeking to understand the invisible forces of governance and economics that shape our world. It is designed for curious minds and aspiring policy thinkers who want to move beyond headlines to grasp how power and capital actually function.
The Social Logic of Wealth
This plan bridges the gap between sociology and economics to reveal how human relationships drive financial outcomes. It is essential for professionals, policymakers, and students who want to understand the hidden social structures that govern wealth and market success.
Unstoppable: Women Leading Global Change
This plan is essential for aspiring and established female leaders looking to break systemic barriers and drive meaningful global change. It offers a unique blend of historical perspective, practical navigation of modern workplace dynamics, and advanced visionary leadership skills.
The Boring Path to Prosperity
This plan is essential for investors who want to move beyond market hype and understand the structural foundations of wealth. It is ideal for Australians and global learners seeking to combine historical financial literacy with practical, low-risk portfolio management.
Power, Ideas, and the State
In an era of deep polarization, understanding the intersection of economic interests and political theory is essential for informed citizenship. This plan is designed for aspiring leaders and policy enthusiasts who want to move beyond headlines to the structural roots of governance.
The Billionaire Mindset: From Frustration to Manifestation
This plan is designed for ambitious professionals feeling stuck in their current career trajectory. It bridges the gap between emotional intelligence and strategic execution, making it essential for anyone ready to transition from frustration to high-level success.