Joaquin Henault
Joaquín Henault is a research assistant for the Mercatus Center at George Mason University and an associate of the Koch Associate Program. Joaquín holds an MA in Economics from George Mason University and a BA in Economics from the Universidad Torcuato Di Tella in Argentina.
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From 65 Cents to $5.69: Big Macs Show How The Federal Reserve Ate Your Bills’ Buying Power
Inflation, driven by government spending, has gobbled up 85 percent of the Big Macs you could have bought. But we’re unlikely to see supersized bills in circulation.
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Argentina’s New President Should Reframe Its Central Bank Even If He Later Proceeds To Eliminate It
“Establishing trustworthy monetary rules is needed to incentivize fiscal responsibility. Constructing robust institutions that allow monetary authorities to act within constraints is even more imperative.” ~Joaquín Henault
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From 65 Cents to $5.69: Big Macs Show How The Federal Reserve Ate Your Bills’ Buying Power
Inflation, driven by government spending, has gobbled up 85 percent of the Big Macs you could have bought. But we’re unlikely to see supersized bills in circulation.
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Argentina’s New President Should Reframe Its Central Bank Even If He Later Proceeds To Eliminate It
“Establishing trustworthy monetary rules is needed to incentivize fiscal responsibility. Constructing robust institutions that allow monetary authorities to act within constraints is even more imperative.” ~Joaquín Henault