Paul Beaudry

Paul Beaudry, born on March 22, 1960, is a distinguished economist and university teacher, currently serving as a professor and Canada Research Chair in the Department of Economics at the University of British Columbia. His research primarily focuses on macroeconomics, the economics of technical change, and labor economics, showcasing his expertise in these critical areas.

After earning his degree from Princeton, Beaudry embarked on an impressive academic career, holding faculty positions at several prestigious institutions, including Oxford University, Boston University, and the University of Montreal. His academic journey also includes notable visiting professorships at renowned institutions such as the Paris-Sorbonne, Toulouse School of Economics, and MIT, further solidifying his reputation in the field.

In addition to his academic roles, Beaudry was appointed as Deputy Governor of the Bank of Canada on December 4, 2018, a position he held from February 18, 2019, until his retirement in July 2023. His tenure at the Bank of Canada was marked by significant contributions to economic policy, and he was succeeded by economist Rhys Mendes.

With extensive experience as an academic professor and a commitment to advancing economic understanding, Paul Beaudry continues to influence the field of economics through his research and teaching.