Helen Paul
About the Author
Helen Paul is a distinguished historian and financial scholar whose work illuminates the intricate evolution of economic thought and market behavior across centuries. With a PhD in economic history from the University of Cambridge, she has dedicated her career to dissecting how societal attitudes toward money and investment have shaped modern economies. Drawing on archival research and interdisciplinary insights, Paul's writing bridges the gap between historical events and contemporary financial practices, offering readers a nuanced understanding of how past advice continues to influence today's markets. Her acclaimed book, Invested: How Three Centuries of Stock Market Advice Reshaped Our Money, Markets, and Minds, exemplifies her ability to make complex topics accessible and engaging. Beyond academia, Paul contributes to leading journals and speaks at international conferences on the psychology of investing.
Books by Helen Paul
