Summary
Financial markets enable individuals, firms, and governments to build businesses, establish retirement nest eggs, finance homes and infrastructure, and manage risk. Our research seeks to explore how financial markets foster economic growth and prosperity, and the role that well-designed regulation plays in these markets. Our scholars study whether financial regulation effectively protects investors and consumers from fraud, fosters financial stability, and allows the financial system to meet the needs of Main Street through a competitive and dynamic array of financial products and services.
Hester Peirce
Former Senior Research Fellow
Brian Knight
Senior Research Fellow
Stephen Matteo Miller
Senior Research Fellow
Todd Zywicki
Senior Fellow, F. A. Hayek Program for Advanced Study in Philosophy, Politics, and Economics
Thomas W. Miller, Jr.
Senior Affiliated Scholar
J. W. Verret
Senior Affiliated Scholar
Scott Sumner
Ralph G. Hawtrey Chair of Monetary Policy
David Beckworth
Senior Research Fellow
Marginal cost > marginal benefit; no content produced in this category.
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