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Pascal Salin (born the May 16th 1939 with Paris) is a economist French, professor with the university of Dauphine Paris IX, specialist in the public finance and former president of the Société of the Mount Pilgrim (1994-1996).

Of liberal inspiration and libertarienne, its work goes in the traces of Frederic Bastiat, Ludwig von Mises and Friedrich Hayek. It contributes regularly to the Free Québécois. It gave an opinion in favor of the draft Directive on the liberalization of the services in the European Union (Directive Bolkestein) and in discredit of the the Treaty of Rome of 2004.

He worked as consultant, in particular, for service of studies of the Fonds international currency (the IMF), the government of the Niger, the United Nations for the food and agriculture (FAO), and the Harvard Institute for International Development.

He counted among his pupils François Guillaumat, then doctorand.

Works

  • French , do not be afraid of liberalism , Odile Jacob, 2007,

  • Présence of Jacques Rueff , Omnibus Plon, 2003, (in collaboration with François Bourricaud)
  • Libéralisme , Odile Jacob, 2000
  • tax Arbiraire - or how to leave the crisis, Slatkine, 1996
  • the competition , Which I know? , 1995
  • Free trade , Which I know? , 1992
  • Free trade and protectionism , PUF, 1991
  • Macroeconomics , PUF, 1991
  • the truth on the currency , Odile Jacob, 1990
  • arbitrary tax the , Robert Laffont, 1989
  • the world monetary order , PUF, 1982

  • the monetary unit with the profit of which? , Economica, Paris, 1980 (with an English foreword of Friedrich Von Hayek)

  • " Inflation in France" in L.B. Krause and Saline W.S (eds.), Worldwide Inflation Recent Theory and Experiment , The Brookings Institution, Washington D.C., 1977, pp.545-87 (in collaboration with Georges Lane).
  • Optica Carryforward 1976: Inflation and Exchange Spleens Obviousness and Policy Guidelines for the European Community , Commission off European Communities, February 10th, 1977 (like member of the Optica Group).
  • the Franc against the expansion , Cujas, Paris, 1969 (in collaboration with Marc Giboin and Jean-Dominique Lafay).
  • a contribution to the permanent theory of income , university Presses of France, Paris, 1965 (in collaboration).

Works around Saline Pascal

Quotations

  • "The State does not have any moral justification nor scientific, but (...) the pure one constitutes produced emergence of violence in the companies humaines."

  • " A market without public rules functions better than a market réglementé."
  • " The theory keynésienne represents an aberration in the history of the economic ideas. It rests indeed on an approach directly in collective terms (by definition of macroeconomic variables) by being unaware of the rational and voluntary character of the action humaine."
  • " Taken according to a standard decided by the holders of the official capacity, without respect of the personality of each one, the tax penalizes the taking risk and is fundamentally slave, going against its sought-after goal, ridiculing the basic rights of the human being and the property of the individu."
  • " The liberals are not concerned with the market, they are concerned with the rights, which is not at all same the chose."
  • " It is the State which is wild, not the capitalisme"
  • " The public money always finishes in pockets privées."

References

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