Scott Beaulier

Scott A. Beaulier, né le 16 août 1977, est un économiste américain. Il est professeur assistant d'économie à la Mercer University. Il est un spécialiste de l'économie du développement, particulièrement celle du Botswana.

Il a obtenu son Ph.D en économie à la George Mason University en 2004, après une formation en économie et en histoire à la Northern Michigan University.

Il collabore à l'Independent Institute, dans son Center for Entrepreneurial Innovation.

Publications

• 2000, avec Peter J. Boettke, Of Norms, Rules and Markets: A Comment on Samuels, Journal des économistes et des études humaines, Vol 10, n°4, décembre

• 2003, "Explaining Botswana's Success: The Critical Role of Post-colonial Policy", Cato Journal, Vol 23, n°2, fall, pp227-240

• 2004,
  • a. avec Peter J. Boettke, "The Really Real in Economics", In: Paul A. Lewis, dir., Transforming Economics: Perspectives on the Critical Realist Project in Economics, London and New York: Routledge
  • b. "Is Discourse Relevant for Economic Development?", The Independent Review, Vol VIII, n°3, pp343-361

• 2005 avec Peter J. Boettke et Christopher J. Coyne, "Knowledge, Economics and Coordination: Understanding Hayek's Legal Theory", NYU Journal of Law and Liberty, Vol 1 , n°0, pp209-224

• 2006,
  • a. avec Robert Subrick, "Political Foundations of Development: The case of Botswana", Constitutional Political Economy, (2), pp103-115
  • b. avec Robert Subrick, “Poverty Traps and the Robust Political Economy of Development Assistance”, The Review of Austrian Economics, 19(2/3), pp217-226
  • c. avec David Prychitko, "Disagreement over the Emergence of Private Property Rights: Alternative Meanings, Alternative Explanations", Review of Austrian Economics, Vol 19, n°1, pp47-68

• 2007,
  • a. Making Poor Nations Rich (en collaboration)
  • b. avec Robert Subrick, "Limited Government and Economic Growth in Botswana", Journal of Private Enterprise, Fall, [lire en ligne]
  • c. "Look Botswana: No Hands! Why Botswana's Government Should Let the Economy Steer Itself", In: Jim Powell, dir., Making Poor Nations Rich: Entrepreneurship and the Process of Economic Development, Independent Institute/Stanford University Press, pp497-537
  • d. avec Robert Subrick, "Mining institutional quality: how Botswana escaped the natural resource curse", Indian Journal of Economics and Business, Sept,

• 2008, avec June Arunga, "Nakumatt: A Kenyan Supermarket", In: Álvaro Vargas Llosa, dir., Lessons from the Poor. Triumph of the Entrepreneurial Spirit', The Independent Institute

• 2009,
  • a. avec Joshua C. Hall, "The Production and Proliferation of Economists: The Austrian and the Virginia School as Academic Enterprises", The Journal of Private Enterprise, 24(2), pp137-156
  • b. avec Joshua C. Hall et Ben VanMetre, "The Articles of Confederation show the need for direct taxation? It just ain't so!", Economic Affairs, Vol 29, n°3, Septembre

• 2010,
  • a. "Assume Anarchy: The Educational Philosophy of Peter Boettke", Journal of Private Enterprise, Fall, Vol 26, n°1
  • b. avec Mark Adams, "Increasing Taxes During a Recession: The Wrong Mediane for Georgia", Policy Paper, n°1, The Laffer Center for Global Economic Growth, Atlanta
  • c. "Without private property, there can be no rational economic calculation", In: Peter Boettke, dir., "Handbook on Contemporary Austrian Economics", Edward Elgar, pp77-86

• 2011, avec Joshua C. Hall, "Emergent versus Directed Property Rights: Evidence from Transition Economies", Journal of Applied Business and Economics, vol 12(2), pp80-89

• 2012, avec Daniel J. Smith et Daniel Sutter, “Technology and the Architecture of Emergent Orders”, Studies in Emergent Order, Vol 5, pp157-176

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