Chenery

Chenery can refer to several things, most notably individuals with the surname Chenery, and potentially to places or concepts named after them. Due to the relative rarity of the name, specific uses are often tied to prominent individuals.

People:

• Eliza Chenery (née Brightly) (1804-1874): Wife of Thomas Chenery and an early amateur photographer. She is known for her portraits and landscapes.

• Thomas Chenery (1826-1884): A British scholar, orientalist, and editor of The Times newspaper from 1877 to 1884. He was also involved in the Revised Version of the Old Testament.

• Hollis Burnley Chenery (1918-1994): An American economist specializing in development economics and international trade. He worked at the World Bank and as a professor at Harvard University. He is known for his work on patterns of industrial change and development planning.

Places:

• Potentially, locations may exist named after individuals with the Chenery surname, however, due to the relative infrequency of the name, such instances are likely rare and specific to the areas where Chenery individuals have had significant local impact. Further context would be required to confirm these.

Other potential uses:

• In specialized contexts, "Chenery" could be used as an adjective or a term relating to the work or theories of Hollis Chenery, particularly in the fields of development economics, industrial policy, and development planning.

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