Clive Granger

Clive Granger was a renowned economist and statistician best known for developing methods to analyze time series data—things like stock prices, economic indicators, or climate measurements over time. His work helps determine whether one set of data can predict or cause changes in another, establishing relationships that improve forecasting. In 2003, he received the Nobel Prize in Economics along with Robert Engle for their contributions to understanding and modeling economic volatility and dependence over time. Granger’s innovations are fundamental in economics, finance, and many fields that rely on analyzing temporal data to make informed decisions.