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Biografia: Nicholas Gregory Mankiw é um economista norte-americano. É professor na Universidade de Harvard, onde leciona introdução à Economia. Por vezes, é classificado como um expoente do neokeynesianismo em sua obra acadêmica.
Estudou economia na Universidade de Princeton e no MIT.
