Vasiliki Kourmouzi

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Vasiliki Kourmouzi, better known as Vicky Pryce, is a Greek-born British economist noted for her senior roles in UK government and her high-profile conviction related to taking penalty points for her then-husband Chris Huhne.

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instanceOf civil servant
economist
person
alsoKnownAs Vicky Pryce
areaOfExpertise European economic policy
UK economic policy
charge perverting the course of justice
convictedIn United Kingdom
convictionRelatedTo taking speeding penalty points for Chris Huhne
countryOfBirth Greece
countryOfCitizenship Greece
United Kingdom
dateOfBirth 1952
educatedAt London School of Economics
University of Athens
employer KPMG
UK Department for Business, Innovation and Skills
UK Government Economic Service
fieldOfWork economics
public policy
gender female
hasChild three children
hasWrittenAbout Greek debt crisis
prison system and economics
languageSpoken English
Greek
maritalStatus divorced
memberOf Royal Economic Society
Society of Business Economists
name Vasiliki Kourmouzi
nationality British
Greek
notableEvent conviction for perverting the course of justice
imprisonment in the United Kingdom
notableWork Greekonomics
Prisonomics
Redesigning the Welfare State
Women vs Capitalism
occupation author
civil servant
economist
placeOfBirth Athens
positionHeld Chief Economist at KPMG
Chief Economist at the UK Department for Business, Innovation and Skills
Joint Head of the UK Government Economic Service
Senior Civil Servant in the UK government
residence London
linked to: London, England
spouse Chris Huhne

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Vicky Pryce birthName Vasiliki Kourmouzi