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 (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.