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Jesús Huerta de Soto

Jesús Huerta de Soto

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Oct 1, 2026

Matthew GeigerGUEST
3:04
And then he helped send me to Mises University in 2018.
Matthew GeigerGUEST
3:08
From there, I met some friends, Alan and Alex, who recommended I go study in Spain with Huerta de Soto for the master's program in Austrian economics.
Matthew GeigerGUEST
3:16
So I was like, that sounds amazing.
Matthew GeigerGUEST
3:18
I'll do that.
Matthew GeigerGUEST
6:40
Yeah, so when I was in Spain for my master's program, the second semester we do our trabajo fin de master, which is basically our master's thesis.
Matthew GeigerGUEST
6:49
And I was really thinking of a topic.
Matthew GeigerGUEST
6:51
And we were in Huerta de Soto's seminar where we're proposing it.
Matthew GeigerGUEST
6:55
And I said, I want to do the economics of suicide.
Nick GillespieHOST
9:24
Yeah
Axel KaiserGUEST
9:24
... and Huerta de Soto and all of-
Nick GillespieHOST
9:25
Yeah
Axel KaiserGUEST
9:25
...
David LivingstonHOST
5:39
It says, by Newt Gingrich, who certainly likes commercial space, Zitelman has made a major contribution toward the thinking about the future of humans in space.
David LivingstonHOST
5:52
And then he's got quotes here from our friend at Harvard, who I need to get back on the show, the economist Matt Winsor, Zubrin, Madison Prides, president of the Adam Smith Institute, for those of you who know what that is, Jesus Huerta de Soto of the King Juan Carlos University in Madrid, Zhang, professor of economics at the Peking University, and Professor Hans-Werner Sinn, former president of the IFO Institute in Munich.
David LivingstonHOST
6:29
So that is next Sunday.
David LivingstonHOST
6:33
And then

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