Dr. Rodrigue Tremblay

Biography

Rodrigue Tremblay has had a busy professional career since the early 1960s, serving as an economist, professor, statesman, writer, columnist, and increasingly a philosopher and humanist. His versatility across these areas has led to the publication of over 300 articles and 30 books addressing topics in economics and finance while tackling moral and political issues. A Woodrow Wilson fellow and a winner of the Ford International Fellowship and the Condorcet Prize, he served as a full professor and professor emeritus in economics and international finance at the University of Montreal. Tremblay has held significant leadership positions, including president of the North American Economics Finance Association and the Canadian Economics Society, and has provided advisory services to various organizations and governments. His political career included serving as a member of the Quebec National Assembly and as Minister of Industry and Trade. Notably, he authored ''Economics'', worked as an adviser for the Bank of Canada, and contributed to significant economic policies and the creation of the North American Common Market. In addition to his academic pursuits, Tremblay is an active public speaker and maintains a blog on politics and economics, sharing insights widely across various platforms.

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