John Maynard Keynes

Family : None | Change residence 1906 (Moved to London to take Civil Service Exam) | Work : None | New Career 1906 (Worked in India for Civil Service) | Work : None | 00 midnight in London, England (Assist in economic end of war effort) | Relationship : None | Meet a significant person 1918 (Met Lydia Lopokova) | Work : None | Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1919 (Book, "The Economic Consequences of Peace") | Work : None | New Job 1919 (Principal British Treasury Representative) | Work : None | New Job 1921 (Chairman of the Board of National...) | Relationship : None | Marriage 1925 (Lidia) | Work : None | Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1930 (Book, "Treatise on Money") | Work : None | Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1936 (Book, "The General Theory of Employment") | Work : None | Gain social status 1942 (Made Baron of Tilton) | Traits : Personality | Humorous, Witty (Scatalogical humor) | Family : Childhood | Family extraordinarily supportive (Home schooled by dad) | Family : Relationship | Marriage more than 15 Yrs (Twenty years) | Family : Relationship | Number of Marriages (One) | Family : Parenting | Kids none | Lifestyle : Work | Loss of job (Resigned due to lack of influence) | Lifestyle : Work | Same Job more than 10 yrs (Chairman of the Board of National...) | Lifestyle : Financial | Gain - Financial success in field | Lifestyle : Social Life | Friends (Many from Bloomsbury Group) | Lifestyle : Social Life | Groups (The Apostle, secret gay society) | Passions : Sexuality | Bi-Sexual | Passions : Sexuality | Transvestite (Cross-dressed for party fun) | Vocation : Business | Economist | Vocation : Business | Middle Management | Vocation : Business | Top executive (Chairman of the Board) | Vocation : Education | Teacher (Adjunct lecturer at Cambridge) | Vocation : Politics | Government employee (English Civil Service, advisor to PM, represenatative) | Vocation : Science | Mathematics/ Statistics | Vocation : Writers | Textbook/ Non-fiction | Notable : Famous | Founder/ originator (IMF, World Bank) | Notable : Famous | Socialite (Baron of Tilton) | Notable : Famous | Top 5% of Profession (Century's most influential economist)