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Troy Vincent

Troy Vincent is a 2011 graduate of Mises University and has a BS in economics and public policy from Indiana University. Since 2013 he has worked in energy economics for private sector research and consulting firms.

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Wave of Saudi Crude Imports Could Open Door for Wave of US Exports

Politics
04/27/2020Power & Market

According to multiple ship-tracking data services such as Llyod's List and Tanker Trackers, there are between 40 and 50 million barrels (bbl) of Saudi Arabian crude en route to the US at the moment. As such, US crude imports are set to surge in May. Although this level of imports seems...

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Three Reasons Why Politicians Must Leave Oil Markets Alone

Price ControlsInterventionism

04/21/2020Mises Media
Efforts by US policymakers to boost crude prices and to throw a lifeline to high-cost US crude producers is the exact opposite of what prices are telling us the market needs at this time.
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Oil

Three Reasons Why Politicians Must Leave Oil Markets Alone

Price ControlsInterventionismPrices

Blog04/20/2020

Efforts by US policymakers to boost crude prices and to throw a lifeline to high-cost US crude producers is the exact opposite of what prices are telling us the market needs at this time.

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Noah Smith Wants Harvard to Abandon Its Devotion to "Libertarian" Economic Theory. Really.

Media and Culture
03/15/2019Power & Market

Smith thinks its enough to look at data in order to understand the economy. But without theory, how should the data be interpreted?

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Don’t Be Duped by the Latest "Universal Basic Income" Scheme

Blog03/07/2019

Keynes once suggested that "the Government should have people dig up holes and then fill them up.” The UBI is the same thing, but we just skip the digging.

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