Graham Bannock

Graham Bannock has had a varied career as a soldier,market researcher, economist and writer. He has travelled widely as a consultant for the World Bank, the OECD, several governments and multinational companies. Graham worked for the Rover Company in the 1950s and 1960s as was closely involved in the conception and development of the Range Rover now an enormously successful four-wheel drive under the new company owners Tata. He is actually writing a book about his experiences with Land Rover now (see grahambannock.com) Movies have been an enduring passion and have also resulted in a book, Hollywood Lives, available on amazon.com. Much of his written work has been on business economics and his textbook, The Penguin Dictionary of Economics written with R.E.Baxter is a best seller and has been in print for well over 40 years. He lives in Hampshire, United Kingdom.