Edward Peter Stringham

Edward Peter Stringham is an economist known for his work on free markets, entrepreneurship, and economic history. He advocates for less government interference, emphasizing how voluntary cooperation and private institutions often improve economic outcomes and social well-being. As a professor and author, he explores how deregulation and individual choice foster innovation and resilience in societies. His research highlights the importance of private initiatives and market-based solutions over centralized control, contributing to debates on economic policy and the role of government versus free enterprise.