Economic Order
Nicolás CachanoskyA blog about research and economic policy.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 153 | Founded | 5 years ago | Last Issue | 11 days ago |
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Magical Productivity? Introducing the Argentina Economic Monitor
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Following the Argentine economy is a challenge in itself. With inconsistent Excel files scattered across differ...
Argentina Climbed 11 Places in the 2026 Economic Freedom Index. One Variable Did Most of the Work.
Argentina climbed 11 places in the 2026 economic freedom index. One exchange-rate component explains most of it.
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The Boomerang Effect: Why Militarized Policing Didn't Start at Home
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Last Thursday, the Center for Free Enterprise hosted Abigail Hall for our Public Speaker Series, where she disc...
When Is a Disagreement a Paradigm War—And When Is It Just a Family Feud?
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Robert Hall coined “freshwater” and “saltwater” in 1976 to describe a split in macroeconomics: the freshwater c...
Argentina's House Just Passed a New Central Bank Charter. It Won't Be Enough.
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On August 26, Argentina’s Chamber of Deputies approved a sweeping rewrite of the BCRA’s charter, 144 votes to 1...
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I'm an Associate Professor of Economics and Director of the Center for Free Enterprise at The University of Texas at El Paso.
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