“Chainsaw Economics: Javier Milei’s Argentina in Margaret Thatcher’s Mirror” will be presented by Ivan Carlos Carrino, an Independent Consultant and Associate Researcher at FARO UDD, the Center for Humanities and Social Sciences at the Universidad del Desarrollo in Chile.

More About Ivan Carlos Carrino

Iván Carrino is a writer, lecturer, and professor. He is currently an Independent Consultant and Associate Researcher at FARO UDD, the Center for Humanities and Social Sciences at the Universidad del Desarrollo in Chile. 

He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration from the University of Buenos Aires, a Master’s degree in Austrian Economics from Rey Juan Carlos University in Madrid, and a Master’s degree in Applied Economics from UCEMA in Argentina. 

He delivers talks and lectures at specialized conferences, business meetings, and non-governmental events. He also advises companies on topics related to his field of expertise and study. 

He teaches History of Economic Thought at the School of Economic Sciences at the University of Buenos Aires and at the Universidad del Desarrollo, where he also teaches the graduate course “Market Processes” and the undergraduate course “Economy, Politics, and Institutions.” From 2018 to 2022, he served as Deputy Director of the Master’s program in Economics and Political Science at the university institute ESEADE. 

The event begins at 6:00 p.m. in the Plaster Building in Room 120/121 on Northwood University’s campus.