Curriculum Vitae
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Charles E. Moulton, Jr.
chuck@moulton.org
215-768-6812 (cell)
1036 Hemlock Dr. • Blue Bell, PA 19422
chuck@moulton.org
215-768-6812 (cell)
1036 Hemlock Dr. • Blue Bell, PA 19422
Education
| Ph.D. in economics | George Mason University | 2008-2018 |
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fields
- monetary theory
- Austrian economics
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dissertastion
- title: Essays on the Future of Money
- committee: Lawrence H. White (chair), Peter J. Boettke, Bryan D. Caplan
- defended: November 27, 2018
| accounting courses | Strayer University | 2008-2009 |
| M.A. in Economics | San Jose State University | 2007-2008 |
| economics courses | Auburn University | 2007 |
| J.D. in Law | Villanova University Charles Widger School of Law | 2003-2006 |
| computer science courses | Montgomery County Community College | 2001-2002 |
| B.S. in Mathematics | Rochester Institute of Technology | 1997-2001 |
- completed 67 credits in Computer Science (no minors available)
Teaching Experience
| Graduate Lecturer | George Mason University | 2010-2012 |
- money & banking (fall 2010, spring 2011)
- international economics (fall 2011, spring 2012)
- mathematical economics (fall 2011)
| Teaching Assistant | San Jose State University | 2008 |
- graded quizzes for Professor Jeffrey Rogers Hummel’s money & banking class
Publications
- Schwartz, Stu, Charles E. Moulton and John O’Hara (1997). “Constructing Radical Equations with Two Roots – A Student Generated Algorithm,” The Mathematics Teacher, 90: 742-744.
Working Papers
- Moulton, Charles E. (2015). “Stabilizing the Bitcoin Price Level with an Elastic Money Supply”
- Moulton, Charles E. (2015). “Transitioning a National Currency to Bitcoin with Dollarization or a Currency Board”
- Moulton, Charles E. (2016). “Cost-Benefit Analysis of Financial Privacy”
Popular Press
- Moulton, Chuck (2013). “It’s a Sound Money Alternative to the Dollar,” Cato Unbound, The Private Digital Economy (July 2013).
Presentations
- Association of Private Enterprise Education (April 2015 in Cancun, Mexico), “Stabilizing the Bitcoin Price Level with an Elastic Money Supply”
- Association of Private Enterprise Education (April 2016 in Las Vegas, NV), “Transitioning a National Currency to Bitcoin with Dollarization or a Currency Board”
Research Interests
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monetary theory & policy
- digital money
- Modern Monetary Theory
- financial regulation
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international economics
- tariffs & trade agreements
- immigration
- transportation
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law & economics
- property rights using new technologies
- polycentric legal orders
- asset forfeiture
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labor
- occupational licensing
- minimum wage
- automation
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macroeconomics
- 2008 financial crisis
- income inequality
- economic growth
Teaching Interests
Primary
- money & banking (taught 2 semesters)
- international economics (taught 2 semesters)
- law & economics
- intermediate macroeconomics
- principles of macroeconomics
Secondary
- principles of microeconomics
- economic development
- environmental economics
- mathematical economics (taught 1 semester)
- economic history of the U.S.
Public Policy Experience
| Law Clerk | Cato Institute | 2006 |
- researched for Roger Pilon, Timothy Lynch, Robert Levy, William Niskanen, and David Boaz
- staffed weekly Cato conferences on a wide variety of libertarian topics at the Cato building and on Capitol Hill
Professional Licenses & Certifications
- Attorney, Pennsylvania State Bar (2006)
- Attorney, New Jersey State Bar (2006) (inactive)
- Attorney, California State Bar (2007)
- Professional Registered Parliamentarian, National Association of Parliamentarians (2009)
References
References available upon request.
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