David Geoffrey Mayes

Background

Mayes, David Geoffrey was born on May 30, 1946 in London. Son of Horace Alfred and Rose Thelma Ethel (Brockelbank) Mayes.

Education

Student, Dulwich College, London, 1956-1964; Master of Arts, Oxford (England) University, 1968; Doctor of Philosophy, Bristol (England) University, 1971.

Career

Lecturer, senior lecturer, U. Exeter, England, 1971-1982; group head, National Economics Development Office, London, 1982-1989; editor, National Institute Economics and Social Research, London, 1979-1981; senior research fellow, National Institute Economics and Social Research, London, since 1989; director, New Zealand Institute Economics Research, Wellington, 1985-1986. Honorary professor of University St. Andrews, Scotland, since 1989. Specialist advisor House ofLords Committee on Overseas Trade, United Kingdom, 1984-1985, European Communities Committee, 1991.

Visiting professor U. Tilburg, 1979, U. Fukuoka, 1989.

Achievements

• David Geoffrey Mayes has been listed as a noteworthy Economist by Marquis Who's Who.

Works

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• book

  • The Economic Impact of Leasing

Membership

Chairman Parish Council, Bridford, England, 1977-1983. Fellow Royal Economics Society, Royal Statistical Society, Royal Society Arts. Member American Economics Association, Royal Institute International Affairs.

Connections

Married Anne Christine Brett, July 1, 1972. Children: Alasdair, Jonathan.

Father:

Horace Alfred Mayes

Mother:

Rose Thelma Ethel (Brockelbank) Mayes

Spouse:

Anne Christine Brett

child:

Jonathan Mayes

child:

Alasdair Mayes