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Fernando Herrera-Gonzalez

Fernando Herrera-González writes from Spain. His Doctoral Dissertation applied Austrian economics to telecommunication regulation. He was granted the Victor Mendoza 2012 Award for Best Thesis in defense of the free market, by Instituto de Estudios Económicos. He has published in several peer-reviewed journals, and is possibly the first author to quote Ludwig von Mises in a journal related to telecom policy. Send him mail.

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Do We Want High Prices or Low Prices?

04/21/2015 Mises Daily Fernando Herrera-Gonzalez

In an almost daily debate over economic and monetary policy politicians complain if prices — such as home prices — do not rise, and some complain if they think other prices — such as health care...

A Free Market Approach to Insider Trading

01/14/2014 Mises Daily Fernando Herrera-Gonzalez

So-called insider trading may take place in publicly traded firms. It occurs when an individual privy to private information (the insider) attempts to profit on the buying and selling of stocks using...

Net Neutrality: Unwarranted Intervention

05/28/2010 Mises Daily Fernando Herrera-Gonzalez

With the recent sentence on the Comcast affair, it seems that the debate about net-neutrality regulation has paused. Feeling the carpet pulled out from under it, the Federal Communications Commission...

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Is Our Future Really $0?

05/14/2008 Fernando Herrera-Gonzalez

Chris Anderson, a well-known business guru in the world of online commerce, imagines a world in which all internet services are free. But he has made an error. The reason some goods are given away for free in some markets has no relation to any

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