Nicolas Cachanosky, Author at Alt-M

About Nicolas Cachanosky

Nicolás is Assistant Professor of Economics at Metropolitan State University of Denver and a fellow of the Atlas Network’s Sound Money Project. His field of research is macroeconomics and monetary economics. His research has been published in outlets like The Review of Austrian Economics, The Independent Review, Quarterly Review of Economics and Finance, and The Journal of the History of Economic Thought among others. He co-authored with Adrian Ravier “A Proposal of Monetary Reform for Argentina: Flexible Dollarization and Free Banking.” He holds an economics degree from Pontificia Universidad Católica Argentina, a Master in Economics and Political Sciences from ESEADE and a Ph.D. in economics from Suffolk University.

Scotland, Australia, 1890 crisis, Ayr Bank

Economic History, Economic Thought, Free Banking

Why free-banking?

Nicolas Cachanosky/July 1, 2015December 19, 2015 /11 Comments

The need for and convenience of a central bank are usually taken for granted. To say that a central bank is a good institution and, therefore, needed, is not enough. Unfortunately, the assumption that central banks are necessary seems to weigh more heavily than the facts that…

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About Nicolas Cachanosky

Why free-banking?