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Gabriel Calzada Álvarez is a prominent economist and intellectual leader in the fields of free-market economics and energy policy. He is the founder of the Instituto Juan de Mariana and has been a key voice in international debates on energy policies and their economic impact, having been invited multiple times to present his research before the U.S. Congress and Senate. His work, particularly his analysis of renewable energy subsidies, has had significant international influence. In addition to his role as the president of Universidad Francisco Marroquín in Guatemala, he has served as a professor at institutions like Universidad Rey Juan Carlos and IE University in Spain.
Gabriel Calzada Álvarez began his career as a staunch advocate for liberal economic thought and has collaborated closely with esteemed institutions like the Mises Institute, where he was a Research Fellow. In 2007, he was called upon by the U.S. Senate and Congress to provide his expert analysis on renewable energy subsidies. His subsequent research, conducted with the Universidad Rey Juan Carlos and the Instituto Juan de Mariana, sparked international debate by suggesting that renewable energy subsidies may be destroying more jobs than they create.
Throughout his career, Calzada has published extensively in academic journals such as The Journal of Libertarian Studies and Procesos de Mercados, while also contributing to international media outlets like El Mundo, Libertad Digital, and the Washington Times. He has received prestigious awards, including the John Templeton Freedom Award and the Atlas Venture Grant, recognizing his work in promoting economic freedom and its global policy impact.
Gabriel Calzada Álvarez’s conferences are known for their academic rigor and focus on economic analysis of public policies, particularly in relation to energy, employment, and government subsidies. His clear and analytical style presents case studies and empirical data that challenge government interventions from a free-market perspective. Calzada has a unique ability to explain complex economic concepts with practical, current examples, making his conferences appealing to academics and professionals alike.
Calzada is also an advocate for the role of education in promoting free-market principles, a theme that resonates in his leadership at Universidad Francisco Marroquín, one of Latin America’s most prominent institutions dedicated to liberal economic thought.
Gabriel Calzada presents the findings of his research on renewable energy subsidy policies, arguing that these might be destroying more jobs than they create. He explores how government interventions in the energy sector distort markets and presents free-market alternatives for fostering an efficient energy transition.
In this conference, Calzada discusses how education based on free-market principles can transform societies in Latin America. He shares his experience as president of Universidad Francisco Marroquín and explains how an entrepreneurial approach to education can drive sustainable economic and social change.
Calzada delves into the historical roots of the Austrian School of Economics, highlighting the contributions of the School of Salamanca to the development of market theories and economic ethics. This talk is ideal for those seeking to understand the philosophical and ethical foundations of liberal economic thought.
In this presentation, Gabriel Calzada reviews Hernando de Soto’s *The Mystery of Capital*, discussing why capitalism has succeeded in the West but failed elsewhere. He offers deep insights into the concepts of private property, capital, and their relevance to the economic development of nations.
If you’re looking for an inspiring and thought-provoking talk on economics, energy policy, or entrepreneurial education within the context of free-market principles, you can book Gabriel Calzada Álvarez through Thinking Heads. As one of the most influential voices in liberal economic thought, Gabriel offers expert insights into the relationship between government intervention and economic development. Contact Thinking Heads today for more information and secure his participation in your next event.
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