Ángel Manuel García Carmona

Ángel Manuel García Carmona (Spain, 1996) is a Student of Computer Engineering at the Open University of Madrid (UDIMA).

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In Response to Trump, the EU Suddenly Realizes That Tariffs Are Bad

Blog03/15/2018Ángel Manuel García Carmona

The EU's protests against Trump's trade policies have the stench of hypocrisy about them.

The Cure for Catalonian Secession Is Even More Secession

Politics

02/22/2018Power & MarketÁngel Manuel García Carmona

Some regions of Catalonia have signaled they wish to remain united with the Kingdom of Spain, and do not wish to be held to any secessionist votes conducted by Catalan separatists. For instance, in December 2017 regional elections, ...

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Don't Tax Spanish Olives — And Don't Subsidize them Either

Cronyism and CorporatismTaxes and Spending

Blog02/09/2018Ángel Manuel García Carmona

Complaints about unfair trade practices — when made by US and EU officials — have the whiff of hypocrisy about them.

Protectionism Is About Much More than Nationalism

Cronyism and CorporatismInterventionism

Blog01/13/2018Ángel Manuel García Carmona

Many forms of protection stem not from geopolitical concerns but from parochial attempts at limiting local competition.

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