Public Choice in Latin America
JP Bastos, Claudio D. Shikida, Nicolás Cachanosky, Justin Callais, Carlos Martinez, Thomas Riveros, Leonel RegaladoExplaining Latin American politics with the economic way of thinking.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 63 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 6 days ago |
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PCLA Newsletter | August 2026
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- “Origins of Latin American inequality“, by Francisco Eslava (Vancouver School of Economics, University of British Columbia) and Felipe Valencia Caicedo (Vancouver School o...
The Founding Father of Public Choice in Brazil
“I have found myself trying to clarify the constitutional perspective on policies, and on the economy as well, with demonstrable but quite limited success.”
James M. Buchanan, “Better than plowing and other personal essays”, Univers...
Why does the IMF keep lending to failing countries?
A previous post on this publication examined Ecuador’s dollarization as the natural benchmark for Argentina’s stabilization — and asked why the IMF’s most recent Staff Report excluded it from the comparator table. The answer pointed toward...
How Latin America Buys Investor Trust
“Colombia today is less than a nation. To recover our social capital and rebuild our citizenship, it is necessary to lay the groundwork for generating trust.”
With those rather ominous words, President Álvaro Uribe pushed Colombia’s Congr...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Assistant Professor of Economics, University of Austin (UATX). I write about political economy and development.
Lendo, pensando e pensando se está lendo...
I'm an Associate Professor of Economics and Director of the Center for Free Enterprise at The University of Texas at El Paso.
Economist studying mobility, growth, and opportunity
Ph.D. Student at George Mason University
Passionate about finance, emerging markets, and macroeconomics.
Ph.D. student in Agricultural and Applied Economics at Texas Tech University and a research assistant at the Free Market Institute. His research focuses on Migration and Entrepreneurship, and how institutions relate to these two topics.
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