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'''Javier Milei''' (born October 22, 1970) is an economist from [[Argentina]]. He takes [[libertarian]] positions and favors the [[Austrian School of Economics]]. He received his degree as an economist from the University of Belgrano.
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'''Javier Milei''' (born October 22, 1970) is an economist and National Deputy since Dec, 2021 from [[Argentina]]. He takes [[libertarian]] positions and favors the [[Austrian School of Economics]]. He received his degree as an economist from the University of Belgrano.
  
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He is against abortion, believes in God, and is "AnarchoCapitalista".
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He is against abortion, believes in God, and is "AnarchoCapitalist".
  
 
His best books are ''Economy readings in Kirchner times'' (2014), ''Economic Policy Time Trial'' (2014), ''The return to the path of the Argentine Decadence'' (2015), ''Maquinita, Infleta and Devaluta'' with Diego Giacomini (2016), ''Once again soup: little machine, infleta and devaluta: essays of monetary economy for the Argentine case'' with Diego Giacomini (2017), and ''Unmasking the Keynesian lie. Keynes, Friedman and the triumph of the Austrian School'' (2018).
 
His best books are ''Economy readings in Kirchner times'' (2014), ''Economic Policy Time Trial'' (2014), ''The return to the path of the Argentine Decadence'' (2015), ''Maquinita, Infleta and Devaluta'' with Diego Giacomini (2016), ''Once again soup: little machine, infleta and devaluta: essays of monetary economy for the Argentine case'' with Diego Giacomini (2017), and ''Unmasking the Keynesian lie. Keynes, Friedman and the triumph of the Austrian School'' (2018).

Revision as of 15:53, March 29, 2022

Javier Milei.

Javier Milei (born October 22, 1970) is an economist and National Deputy since Dec, 2021 from Argentina. He takes libertarian positions and favors the Austrian School of Economics. He received his degree as an economist from the University of Belgrano.

He is against abortion, believes in God, and is "AnarchoCapitalist".

His best books are Economy readings in Kirchner times (2014), Economic Policy Time Trial (2014), The return to the path of the Argentine Decadence (2015), Maquinita, Infleta and Devaluta with Diego Giacomini (2016), Once again soup: little machine, infleta and devaluta: essays of monetary economy for the Argentine case with Diego Giacomini (2017), and Unmasking the Keynesian lie. Keynes, Friedman and the triumph of the Austrian School (2018).