Vicente Moreno Casas

Research Assistant

Justin Callais, Research Assistant, Free Market Institute

Vicente Moreno Casas is a research assistant at the Free Market Institute and a Ph.D. student in the Department of Agricultural and Applied Economics. He also serves as a graduate instructor in the Area of Energy Commerce & Business Economics of the Rawls College of Business.

Vicente's research interests include Austrian economics, complexity economics, the history of economic thought, economic methodology, and comparative economic systems. He has published peer-reviewed scholarly articles in Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization, Economic Affairs, The Review of Austrian Economics, and Quarterly Journal of Austrian Economics.

Prior to joining Texas Tech, Vicente earned his B.A. in economics from Universidad Loyola in Spain and a M.A. in economics of the Austrian School at Universidad Rey Juan Carlos in Spain.

For more information about Vicente, please visit www.vmorenocasas.com or his Social Science Research Network (SSRN) page: Vicente Moreno Casas.

Recent Publications

Moreno Casas, V., Espinosa, V. I., & Wang, W. (Forthcoming). The Political Economy of Complexity: The Case of Cyber-Communism. Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization.

Moreno Casas, V. (Forthcoming) The Relationship between the Austrian School and Mathematics Reconsidered in Light of Complexity Economics. Quarterly Journal of Austrian Economics.

Moreno Casas, V. & Bagus, P. (2022). Dynamic Efficiency and Economic Complexity. Economic Affairs, 42(1): 115-134.

Moreno Casas, V. (2021). The Harvard-MIT Complexity Approach to Development and Austrian Economics: Similarities and Policy Implications. The Review of Austrian Economics.