Jan Karol Zaunar

1930–2013 (age 83)

Biography

Jan Karol Zaunar was a prominent Polish economist whose scholarly work contributed to economic thought and policy in Poland. Born in 1930, he engaged in research and analysis that shaped discussions on economic development and theory.

Throughout his career, Zaunar maintained a dedication to understanding complex economic systems and their implications for society. He passed away in 2013 and was interred at the Protestant Reformed Cemetery in Warsaw, leaving behind a legacy of intellectual contribution to his field.

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