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George Binney Dibblee
1868–1952
A sharp observer of modern life, he moved between journalism and economics with unusual ease. Best known for running the Manchester Guardian and writing about supply, demand, and the power of newspapers, he brought a practical eye to big public questions.
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The Newspaper
by George Binney Dibblee
About the author
Born in 1868, George Binney Dibblee was a British newspaperman, academic, and author. He is chiefly remembered as a manager of the Manchester Guardian and as a writer with a strong interest in economics, especially the workings of supply and demand.
His published work shows that range clearly. Among the books linked to him are The Laws of Supply and Demand, The Newspaper, The Psychological Theory of Value, and Instinct and Intuition. Taken together, they suggest a writer interested in how markets, ideas, and human behavior shape public life.
Although he is not widely known today, Dibblee stands out as one of those early 20th-century figures who could connect business, journalism, and intellectual debate in the same career. He died on August 27, 1952.