Amir Iraji

Amir Iraji is a scholar of Austrian economics with a background in journalism, writing, and editing from Iran. After moving to Spain, under the mentorship of Jesus Huerta de Soto, he delved into Austrian economics, later translating pivotal works by Mises and Rothbard into Persian. His unique perspective, shaped by experiences in Iran, reflects his efforts to enrich discussions on libertarianism and foster cross-cultural understanding.

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5/5/25

How Tariffs Kill Knowledge and Leave Us in the Dark

As the tariff debate heats up again, a new ideological group has emerged: defenders of retaliatory tariffs who still claim to support free markets. Their stance differs from the old […]
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2/5/25

Kirzner’s Entrepreneur and the Hero’s Journey

Some economists have likened entrepreneurs to heroes, praising their role in disrupting industries and driving progress. Joseph Schumpeter, for instance, famously described them as agents of “creative destruction.” This description […]

Amir Iraji

How Tariffs Kill Knowledge and Leave Us in the Dark

Kirzner’s Entrepreneur and the Hero’s Journey