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Charles Dumas (economist)
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Charles Dumas is a British author and economist. He currently works as TS Lombard's Chief Economist. In terms of his career, he has worked as an investment banker and a journalist, as well as being an economist. As a writer, he has written several books including 'The Bill from the China Shop' (2006), 'Globalisation Fractures: How Major Nations' Interests are now in Conflict' (2010) and 'Populism and Economics' (2018). Additionally, he has worked for The Economist as a journalist and has written numerous freelance articles.. Charles became the Chief Economist at Lombard Street Research in 2005. Dumas' most notable forecast was of the GFC in 2006-07, based on the savings-glut concept he had originated in 2004. One of his most notable subsequent calls was for only weak recovery from the financial crisis in 2010 - 2015, specifically because the Chinese recovery was dependent on policies that would cause financial problems and radically slower growth, and that energy and commodity prices would have to fall substantially. In 2011, Charles forecast the return to American primacy in the world economy, and in 2016 he forecast that the US would recover from its slowdown, and would not relapse into recession. Bibliography 1985: The Effects of Government Deficits: A Comparative Analysis of Crowding Out; Princeton University Press - Essays in International Economics 2006: The Bill from the China Shop: How Asia's Savings Glut Threatens the World Economy (with Diana Choyleva), Profile Books 2008: China and America: a Time of Reckoning, Profile Books 2010: Globalisation Fractures: How major nations' interest are now in conflict, Profile Books 2011: The American Phoenix: And why China and Europe will struggle after the coming slump (with Diana Choyleva), Profile Books 2018: Populism and Economics, Profile Books 
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