What type of details about eprime eshag can be gathered from the following bio? Bio: eprime eshag -lrb- , born urmia , iran , 6 november 1918 -- died oxford , england , 24 november 1998 -rrb- was an assyrian-iranian-born keynesian socialist economist . he was born to an assyrian family ; his father was a preacher and his family was '' of no great means . '' in 1936 , eshag won a scholarship from the bank melli iran to study accountancy at the london school of economics . whilst there his interests turned to economics and he was noticed by j.m. keynes as being '' '' a man of promise '' '' . after working in the bank melli in tehran for a short period in 1946 , he left to pursue private accountancy work . at around this time he was active in the left-wing tudeh party . in his work , eshag was influenced by and supported the work of joan robinson , michal kalecki as well as j.m. keynes and was particularly noted for applying his economic knowledge in the context of development . he was appointed by the united nations -lrb- un -rrb- as an economic affairs officer in the un secretariat and spent nearly a decade there . his period with the un ended after a confrontation with un secretary general dag hammarskjold over the latter 's request that eshag tone down his critique of western powers ' role in the congo . in 1963 , eshag became a fellow of wadham college and a lecturer at the institute of economics and statistics in oxford university . he stayed at oxford from 1963 to his partial retirement in 1986 . during this period , he continued working for the united nations on various contracts . the most noted of his publications was his -lrb- 1984 -rrb- '' fiscal and monetary policies and problems in developing countries '' . eshag 's home in north oxford , the urmia house on lathbury road , now serves as accommodation for postgraduates of wadham college .
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