| Richard J. Grant - Adjunct Scholar & Consultant |
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Richard J. Grant is Professor of Finance and Economics at Lipscomb University, where he teaches course in International Economics and Finance; Debt and Derivatives; and Principles of Economics. He is also a Scholar at the Tennessee Center for Policy Research, and the Publications Editor at the Free Market Foundation of Southern Africa. He is a speaker, writer, and consultant on economic issues. Before joining the Lipscomb faculty, he worked at universities, and in businesses, in several countries around the world (and was working in the Middle East on 9/11). He was Chief Economist at the Chamber of Mines of South Africa, and Contributing Editor and columnist at the Financial Mail in Johannesburg, South Africa. He trained as an infantry officer, has run for federal political office, and has made numerous appearances on radio and television. He has a Ph.D. in Economics (with specializations in Finance and Public Economics) from George Mason University. He has written two books and several monographs and articles (including frequent articles in The Tennessean). His research and consulting interests include most areas of Public Policy, Financial Markets, International Economics and Finance, Monetary Policy, Health-care Economics and Finance, Environmental (and water) Policy, and Constitutional Political Economy. He is married, has two sons, and attends Hillsboro Church of Christ. Additional articles authored by Richard can be found at RichardJGrant.com |
