The Anti Economist League was set up in 1995 as a non-profit organisation. The aim was to expose the invalidity of economist's dogma and eliminate the role of economists in public policy making. We have published newsletters up to 2001. In March 2000, a book ("The Anti Economist Papers") containing a selection of early essays was published.

The League was set up by Paul Bieleski, a retiree who, as a student gained degrees in Science and Chemical Engineering from Canterbury University in Christchurch NZ. He did a little work in the chemical industry and also did some research work in Britain. On returning to NZ he took up a career in computing, working for 15 years with IBM and then lecturing at Massey University in Computer Science. He then did some consulting, contracting and software development. During this later period he went back to University, doing some units in Economics. As a born again scientist, he found the economics education conflicted with the nature of science, hence ultimately deciding that economics is so phoney, that it needed exposing as a fraud.

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