The Cato Institute’s Center for Monetary and Financial Alternatives is dedicated to revealing the shortcomings of today’s centralized, bureaucratic, and discretionary monetary and financial-regulatory systems and to identifying, studying, and promoting alternatives more conducive to a stable, flourishing, and free society.
The Center brings together unparalleled expertise with an Executive Advisory Council made up of financial experts, an Academic Advisory Council that includes many of the world’s leading monetary economists, and multiple scholar affiliates as adjuncts, senior fellows, and full‐time experts at Cato. The Center engages with policymakers, academics, students, and the public through original research, public policy analysis, educational events, multimedia resources, and its blog, Alt‑M.org.
The Staff of the Center for Monetary and Financial Alternatives
- Nicholas Anthony – POLICY ANALYST, CENTER FOR MONETARY AND FINANCIAL ALTERNATIVES
- James A. Dorn -SENIOR FELLOW EMERITUS
- Jai Kedia – RESEARCH FELLOW, CENTER FOR MONETARY AND FINANCIAL ALTERNATIVES
- Norbert Michel – VICE PRESIDENT AND DIRECTOR, CENTER FOR MONETARY AND FINANCIAL ALTERNATIVES
- Jennifer J. Schulp – DIRECTOR OF FINANCIAL REGULATION STUDIES, CENTER FOR MONETARY AND FINANCIAL ALTERNATIVES
- Ann Conant Rulon – OUTREACH ASSOCIATE AND RESEARCH COORDINATOR, CENTER FOR MONETARY AND FINANCIAL ALTERNATIVES
- George Selgin – SENIOR FELLOW AND DIRECTOR EMERITUS, CENTER FOR MONETARY AND FINANCIAL ALTERNATIVES
- Jack Solowey – POLICY ANALYST, CENTER FOR MONETARY AND FINANCIAL ALTERNATIVES
- Nicholas Thielman – RESEARCH ASSOCIATE, CENTER FOR MONETARY AND FINANCIAL ALTERNATIVES
- Jerome Famularo – RESEARCH ASSOCIATE, CENTER FOR MONETARY AND FINANCIAL ALTERNATIVES
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