Financial misconceptions persist resulting from misguided intuitions that overlook advanced elements, a choice for ideas over outcomes, the affect of epistemic bubbles, and political tribalism. Regardless of frequent refutation flawed concepts endure, requiring fixed vigilance from economists.
Desk of Contents
Governments, Not Markets, Impel ESG
Allen Mendenhall and
Daniel Sutter
Traders Make Homes Extra Reasonably priced, Not Much less
David Youngberg
Sense and Nonsense on Petrodollars
Peter C. Earle
Boosters Beware: Stadiums Aren’t Magic
Artwork Carden
Protectionists Are Improper: Free Commerce is the Path to Prosperity
Vance Ginn
Overpopulation: An Historic Fable Refuted
Aidan Grogan
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Artwork Carden
Artwork Carden is a Senior Fellow on the American Institute for Financial Analysis. He’s additionally an Affiliate Professor of Economics at Samford College in Birmingham, Alabama and a Analysis Fellow on the Impartial Institute.
Peter C. Earle
Peter C. Earle, Ph.D, is a Senior Analysis Fellow who joined AIER in 2018. He holds a Ph.D in Economics from l’Universite d’Angers, an MA in Utilized Economics from American College, an MBA (Finance), and a BS in Engineering from the US Navy Academy at West Level.
Previous to becoming a member of AIER, Dr. Earle spent over 20 years as a dealer and analyst at quite a lot of securities companies and hedge funds within the New York metropolitan space in addition to partaking in in depth consulting throughout the cryptocurrency and gaming sectors. His analysis focuses on monetary markets, financial coverage, macroeconomic forecasting, and issues in financial measurement. He has been quoted by the Wall Road Journal, the Monetary Occasions, Barron’s, Bloomberg, Reuters, CNBC, Grant’s Curiosity Fee Observer, NPR, and in quite a few different media retailers and publications.
Allen Mendenhall
Allen Mendenhall is Affiliate Dean and Grady Rosier Professor within the Sorrell Faculty of Enterprise at Troy College.
He holds a B.A. in English from Furman College, M.A. in English from West Virginia College, J.D. from West Virginia College Faculty of Legislation, LL.M. in transnational regulation from Temple College Beasley Faculty of Legislation, and Ph.D. in English from Auburn College.
Daniel Sutter
Dr. Sutter is the Charles G. Koch Professor of Economics with the Manuel H. Johnson Middle for Political Economic system at Troy College and is a Ph.D. graduate of George Mason College.
His analysis pursuits embrace the societal impacts of maximum climate and disasters, the economics of the information media, the markets for economists and financial analysis, environmental regulation, and constitutional economics.
Dr. Sutter has revealed over 100 articles and papers and written / edited three books.
Vance Ginn
Vance Ginn, Ph.D., is founder and president of Ginn Financial Consulting, LLC and an Affiliate Analysis Fellow with AIER. He’s chief economist at Pelican Institute for Public Coverage and senior fellow at Individuals for Tax Reform. He beforehand served because the affiliate director for financial coverage of the White Home’s Workplace of Administration and Price range, 2019-20.
Observe him: @VanceGinn.
Aidan Grogan
Aidan Grogan is the donor communications supervisor on the American Institute for Financial Analysis. He earned a BS in journalism from Illinois State College and an MA in English from Liberty College. He’s presently pursuing a PhD in historical past at Liberty.
Primarily based in Chicago, Illinois, Aidan has been energetic within the liberty motion for a number of years, serving as chapter president of Younger Individuals for Liberty at Illinois State from 2019-2020. Previous to becoming a member of AIER, he was the event author on the Illinois Coverage Institute.
In his free time, he enjoys studying, writing novels, composing authentic music, and rising in his Catholic religion.
David Youngberg
David Youngberg is an affiliate professor of economics at Montgomery Faculty in Rockville, MD. His areas of curiosity embrace Public Selection, financial schooling, and the economics of science.
