Carmen Elena Dorobăț

Tags Bureaucracy and RegulationGlobal EconomyLabor and WagesSocialismInterventionism

Works Published inQuarterly Journal of Austrian EconomicsThe AustrianMises Daily Article

AwardsGary G. Schlarbaum Prize for Excellence in Research and Teaching to a Promising Young ScholarO.P. Alford III Prize in Political Economy

Dr. Carmen Elena Dorobăț is a Fellow of the Mises Institute and assistant professor of business and economics at Leeds Trinity University in the United Kingdom. She has a PhD in economics from the University of Angers, and is the recipient of the 2015 O.P. Alford III Prize in Political Economy and the 2017 Gary G. Schlarbaum Prize for Excellence in Research and Teaching. Her research interests include international trade, monetary theory and policy, and the history of economic thought.

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A Young Scholar on Mises’s Legacy and Impact

Austrian Economics Overview

02/02/2019The AustrianCarmen Elena Dorobăț

Carmen Dorobăț, talks about growing up in post-Cold-War Romania and teaching today's economics and business students, who have been so thoroughly indoctrinated into the idea that governments can solve all the world's economic problems.

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Behind the Scenes at the Central Banks that Created our Modern Monetary System

Money and BanksMoney and Banking

Blog01/16/2019Carmen Elena Dorobăț

100 years ago, coordination among central banks was engineered to speed up the renunciation of the gold standard, and greatly enlarge the freedom of all central banks to inflate money supplies.

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Division of Labor and Society: The Social Rationalism of Mises and Destutt de Tracy

History of the Austrian School of EconomicsPraxeology

12/19/2018Quarterly Journal of Austrian EconomicsCarmen Elena Dorobăț

Mises’s unique social theory does not appear to have had any precursors. However, the French liberal Destutt de Tracy, is one author who preceded and shared Mises’s rationalist views on society.

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Review: How Global Currencies Work: Past, Present, and Future

Global EconomyMoney and Banking

12/18/2018Quarterly Journal of Austrian EconomicsCarmen Elena Dorobăț

This an engaging and intriguing account of how global currencies, such as British sterling and the U.S. dollar, have risen to global dominance in the international monetary arena, and how currencies such as the Chinese renminbi could follow in their footsteps.

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