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'''Joseph T. Salerno''' is an [[Austrian School]] [[economist]] in the [[United States]]. A professor at [[Pace University]], editor of the [[Quarterly Journal of Austrian Economics]], and Academic Vice President of the [[Mises Institute]], Salerno is an active scholar in the areas of [[bank|banking]] and [[monetary economics|monetary theory]], [[Comparative economic systems|comparative economics]], and the [[history of economic thought]].
'''Joseph T. Salerno''' is an [[Austrian School]] economist in the [[United States]]. He is a professor at [[Pace University]], an editor of the [[Quarterly Journal of Austrian Economics]], and Academic Vice President of the [[Mises Institute]]. Salerno specializes in [[monetary theory and policy]], [[comparative economics]], and the history of economic thought. Dr. Salerno received his Ph.D. in economics from Rutgers University. His most recent publication is [[Money: Sound and Unsound]].


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{{Contact faculty|salerno@mises.com }}
*[http://mises.org/fellow.aspx?id=17 Homepage] on [[Mises Institute|Mises.org]]


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Joseph T. Salerno is an Austrian School economist in the United States. He is a professor at Pace University, an editor of the Quarterly Journal of Austrian Economics, and Academic Vice President of the Mises Institute. Salerno specializes in monetary theory and policy, comparative economics, and the history of economic thought. Dr. Salerno received his Ph.D. in economics from Rutgers University. His most recent publication is Money: Sound and Unsound.

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