Manzur Rashid

Manzur Rashid is an Associate Professor (Education) at the School of Management, University College London. He holds a Double First in Economics from Trinity College, Cambridge, and a PhD in economic theory from UCL under Martin Cripps FBA, specializing in game theory, bounded rationality, and industrial organization. His career spans academia, finance, and public policy, including roles at Barclays Capital, Slaughter and May, and the House of Commons. He authored 'Macroeconomics for Dummies' (Wiley) and consults for organizations like the UN and British Dental Association.

• Education: Double First in Economics (Trinity College, Cambridge), PhD in Economic Theory (UCL)

Research interests focus on economic theory, game theory, and industrial organization. His publications include influential works on Bertrand competition and accessible economics textbooks. He has advised international bodies and contributes to policy analysis.

No scientific awards explicitly listed, but his academic and consultative roles reflect recognized expertise. Advising and grants details are not provided in the text.

Labs/teams: No specific labs or teams mentioned, though his consulting engagements imply collaborative work with international organizations.