Milton Friedman
It inspires me because of its emphasis on economic discipline, accountability, and market efficiency. Its principles help explain how deregulation, competition, and monetary stability reduce distortions, attract investment, and generate sustainable growth in emerging economies.
Ludwig von Mises
He inspires me with his analysis of human behavior and his demonstration that without market prices, rational economic calculation is impossible. His ideas have helped me understand why excessive intervention leads to volatility, inefficiency, and barriers to development, especially in Latin American markets.
James Buchanan
I am inspired by his institutional approach and his analysis of incentives within public organizations. His work explains how poor regulations drive up economic costs and erode trust, underscoring the importance of clear and predictable institutional frameworks for long-term growth.
Ronald Coase
He inspires me with his pragmatic view of efficiency, transaction costs, and property rights. His ideas show how markets can solve complex problems when the rules are clearly defined,
a key factor in sectors such as energy,
infrastructure and services.