Norbert Michel

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Nobert Michel is the Vice President and Director of the Cato Institute's Center for Monetary and Financial Alternatives, where he specializes on issues pertaining to financial markets and monetary policy.^[1] Michel was most recently the Director for Data Analysis at the Heritage Foundation^[2] where he edited, and contributed chapters to the books The Case Against Dodd–Frank: How the “Consumer Protection” Law Endangers Americans, and Prosperity Unleashed: Smarter Financial Regulation. Michel is also a regular for Forbes,^[3] the Daily Signal,^[4]

Michel was previously as a professor at Nicholls State University’s College of Business.

Education[]

Ph.D., Financial Economics, University of New Orleans.

Bachelor of Business Administration, Finance and Economics, Loyola University.

Publications[]

Policy Reports[]

• Michel, Norbert and Burton, David (2016). "Financial Policy in a Free Society." Heritage Report.

Scholarly Articles[]

• Michel, Norbert (2018). "Special Interest Politics Could Save Cash or Kill It." Cato Journal.
• Michel, Norbert (2015). "A Roadmap to Monetary Policy Reforms." Cato Journal.
• Michel, Norbert (2014). "Dodd-Frank's Expansion of Fed Power: A Historical Perspective." Cato Journal.

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