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Tej Parikh

Economics Leader Writer

Tej Parikh is the Financial Times's economics leader writer. He also writes the Sunday version of the Free Lunch newsletter on the global economic policy debate. Before joining the FT he was a director of economics at Fitch Ratings and chief economist at the Institute of Directors.

Tej has also written for numerous international outlets on issues covering global affairs and public policy, and was previously a journalist for The Cambodia Daily in Phnom Penh.

Sign up to the Free Lunch newsletter here.

Email Tej Parikh @tejparikh90  on Twitter (link opens in a new browser window)
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