Economist Robert Ryan, who works for the British government’s Competition and Markets Authority, has recently added another accomplishment to his resume – creating crossword puzzles for The New York Times. This is his third puzzle for the prestigious newspaper, displaying his skills beyond the field of economics. Ryan’s ability to craft engaging and challenging puzzles has caught the attention of crossword enthusiasts around the world. As an economist, he brings a unique perspective to puzzle creation, incorporating wordplay and clever clues. With his latest puzzle, Ryan continues to showcase his talents in a different arena, proving that he is multitalented.
Economist Creates Sunday Crossword Puzzle for New York Times
Economist Robert Ryan from London creates his third crossword puzzle for The New York Times, showcasing his talents beyond economics.
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