Evan Davis is a presenter of the BBC2 current affairs programme Newsnight, a role he began in September 2014. Before joining the BBC as an economics correspondent in 1993, he worked as an economist at the Institute of Fiscal Studies from 1986 to 1988 and again in 1992 to 1993. Evan Davis was appointed as the BBC's economics editor in October 2001. Evanomics will continue to exist in some form, as yet undecided. From April 2008 up to then he was a … Evan Davis originally joined the BBC in 1993 as an economics correspondent for BBC Radio. Former MPC member, and academic economist Danny Blanchflower for example, tweets almost hourly on the subject referring to the Chancellor as “Slasher” and insulting those on the other side of the argument in a most unacademic fashion.

Text Evan Davis: It's interesting to ask whether the price of a share in a company - whether it matters much to that company.Now, it matters to the chief executive. Learn about Evan's life, zodiac sign, birthday, real bio, and interesting facts here. Next In the corner of an almost deserted first-floor newsroom, Evan Davis is writing his Today programme cues. Evan Davis was appointed as the BBC's economics editor in October 2001. Text Evan Davis: It's interesting to ask whether the price of a share in a company - whether it matters much to that company.Now, it matters to the chief executive. Prior to this he worked as a economics editor on BBC Two's Newsnight programme from 1997 to 2001. Economics got some really basic things wrong, and some economists are now trying to put them right, says Evan Davis, Presenter of Radio 4's PM programme and former Economics Editor of BBC News. He also appeared on television news and The Money Programme, before moving to Newsnight as its dedicated economics and business correspondent between 1997 and 2001. Davis nods and edits his lines, muttering the new script. Former MPC member, and academic economist Danny Blanchflower for example, tweets almost hourly on the subject referring to the Chancellor as “Slasher” and insulting those on the other side of the argument in a most unacademic fashion. Before joining the BBC as an economics correspondent in 1993, he worked as an economist at the Institute of Fiscal Studies from 1986 to 1988 and again in 1992 to 1993. Evan Davis originally joined the BBC in 1993 as an economics correspondent for BBC Radio. He also appeared on television news and The Money Programme, before moving to Newsnight as its dedicated economics and business correspondent between 1997 and 2001. I've now moved on to a new job, presenting Radio 4's Today programme . Rarely do we see views in economics expressed as strongly as those of the pro-growth camp. Rarely do we see views in economics expressed as strongly as those of the pro-growth camp. Evan Davis Senior , Mean , Editors But beginners to the World Economics Forum have to understand there is no single Davos experience, and there is no single Davos community either.