I am an Associate Professor in the Department of Agribusiness and
Applied Economics at North Dakota State University and am a Faculty
Fellow with the Challey Institute. I am currently a visiting fellow at Duke University's Center
for the History of Political Economy where I am studying the relationship between
economic thought and artificial intelligence. I have written regular columns as a
Fellow with the American Institute for Research's Sound Money Project, which is
dedicated to the investigation and promotion of sound money and its
application in society. I attended George Mason University, where I was
a Mercatus F.A. Hayek Fellow earning a Ph.D. in Economics in 2017. I also hold
an M.A. in Economics from San Jose State University. I co-edited
the 2 volume set, Macroeconomics, a collection of essays and
primary sources that represent the core of macroeconomic thought. I
have published articles in the The Independent Review, Policy
Modeling, Quarterly Review of Economics and Finance, Southern
Economic Journal, Erasmus Journal for Philosophy and Economics,
Journal of Entrepreneurship and Public Policy, Journal of Artificial
Societies and Social Simulation, Review of Austrian
Economics, and other peer reviewed journals.