economic models

  This speech was delivered in a slightly abridged form on 21 September 2026 in Zurich at the launch of the new book Wer ist der grössere Versager: Markt oder Staat?, co-authored by Štěpán Drábek and Olivier Kessler and published by the Swiss think tank Liberales Institut. The book is available, among other places, from […]

As part of ECAEF’s “Publish with Us” project, we are pleased to feature contributions from a new generation of authors. This article was written by Ricardo Sampaio from Students For Liberty. An agrarian reform applauded as a victory for distributism was, in fact, the ingenious mechanism that financed the spectacular leap to industrial capitalism. When […]

  ABSTRACT This paper summarizes the stabilization plan implemented by Javier Milei in Argentina between December 2023 and April 2026, while also outlining expectations for the remainder of his term in office. The plan includes “three anchors” (fiscal, monetary, and exchange-rate), along with the deregulation process and the structural reforms that gained momentum during the […]

  The following series of articles presents the Austrian School of economics, 1000 words at a time. Nine economists. Twenty-seven articles. One coherent tradition that the establishment has been trying to ignore for 150 years. They were right. Article 6/27 Vienna. 1919. The Austro-Hungarian Empire has just collapsed. The war has been lost. The old order […]

  And why does it feel like common sense the moment you see it? The economists who run central banks have been wrong about almost everything for the past fifty years. The inflation they said wouldn’t happen — happened. The recessions they said they’d prevent — happened. The stimulus that was supposed to kickstart growth […]