Bryan Cutsinger.
Bryan works on monetary theory, economic history, and public choice, with a focus on the institutions and incentives that shape markets and policy.
The short version
Bio for hosts.
Bryan Cutsinger is an economics professor at Florida Atlantic University whose research focuses on monetary theory and economic history. He is interim director of the Sound Money Project at the American Institute for Economic Research and serves as Associate Editor of Public Choice. His commentary has appeared in National Review, The Hill, and The Washington Examiner. He writes and speaks for audiences that want serious economics explained in plain language.
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The longer story
About Bryan.
Bryan's work sits at the intersection of monetary theory, economic history, and political economy. He studies how monetary institutions develop, how policy choices shape incentives, and why the rules around money matter for markets, public finance, and everyday economic life.
At Florida Atlantic University, Bryan teaches economics and works with students on the economic way of thinking: prices, tradeoffs, property rights, and the institutions that help people coordinate their plans. His teaching materials reflect the same approach he brings to public work: clear arguments, careful definitions, and examples that make abstract ideas easier to test.
Bryan also writes and speaks for audiences outside the classroom. His commentary and talks connect current debates to the economic ideas behind them, especially when the topic is money, inflation, central banking, public choice, or the political incentives built into policy.
At a glance
The essentials.
- Position
- Economics professor, Florida Atlantic University
- Editorial
- Associate Editor, Public Choice
- Affiliation
- Interim Director, Sound Money Project — American Institute for Economic Research (AIER)
- Research
- Monetary theory · Economic history · Public choice
- Writing
- National Review · The Hill · The Washington Examiner · RealClearEducation
On the stage
What I speak about.
- The politics of money
- Sound money & monetary rules
- Public choice
- Current economic debates
Booking
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Keynotes, lectures, and panels for universities, conferences, and professional audiences.