Andrew J Scott

Andrew J. Scott is a Professor of Economics at the London Business School (LBS) and Director of Economics at the Ellison Institute of Technology. His research focuses on longevity economics, aging societies, and the macroeconomic implications of extended lifespans. He has authored influential works such as The Longevity Imperative (2024) and The 100-Year Life (2016), which explore how societies must adapt to longer lifespans through policy, economic frameworks, and cultural shifts.

Education & Professional Background:

• PhD in Economics (not explicitly stated, inferred from academic role)
• Long-term affiliation with London Business School

Research Interests:

Dr. Scott investigates the economic value of extending healthy lifespans, the societal impacts of aging populations, and policy interventions to optimize longevity. His work bridges macroeconomics, demography, and public health, emphasizing the need for systemic adjustments in healthcare, labor markets, and financial systems.

Grants & Awards:

• ESRC Grant (2019): Investigating the Economic Longevity Dividend
• Shortlisted for the FT/Schroders Business Book of the Year 2024 for The Longevity Imperative

Lab/Team Affiliations:

Director of Economics at the Ellison Institute of Technology, where he leads interdisciplinary research on longevity economics. Collaborates with institutions like the National Institute of Aging and the Wheeler Institute for Healthcare Innovation.