Published on February 27, 2020 by Morgan Black
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Associate professor of economics Art Carden is a regular panelist and speaker at many economics forums in Alabama and across the country.
Recently, professor Carden presented an economic forecast for two groups: the Commercial Real Estate Women and a small group of builders and contractors. He also spoke at the Foundation for Economic Education Economics Workshop at Red Mountain Community School in Avondale about centralized versus decentralized planning.
In January, Carden attended a faculty retreat for the American Enterprise Institute’s (AEI) Initiative on Faith and Public Life in Houston, Texas, and the Liberty Fund Conference focused on “Liberty, Growth and Justice” in Tucson, Arizona.
Professor Carden is a regular contributor to the American Institute for Economic Research (AIER) where he is a senior fellow, as well as a regular contributor to Forbes. His recent commentaries can be found here:
Additionally, professor Carden has written a review of the book Socialism Sucks. His review titled “Choking Down Socialism” was included in the Winter 2019/2020 issue of Regulation, the Cato Institute’s publication. It can found here.
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