Gonzalo Schwarz on markets, inequality, and economic opportunity

Gonzalo Schwarz joins Panorama to discuss the moral debates happening within economic policy as well as what can be done to increase economic opportunity and business dynamism in the United States. Afterwards, Luis and Gil talk about why liberals and conservatives often talk past each other when discussing economics and speculate about the policy implications of a more racially diverse Republican party.

About the guest: Gonzalo Schwarz is president and CEO of the Archbridge Institute, a newly established public policy think tank devoted to rekindling the American Dream by lifting barriers for upward mobility. Prior to that, Schwarz spent six years with Atlas Network, where he managed the awards and grants program, including the prestigious Fisher Memorial Award and Templeton Freedom Awards, as well as the Leveraging Indices for Free Enterprise Reform program, the Latin American Program, and the Sound Money Project. He holds a master’s degree in economics from George Mason University, and has also spent time working in both academics and other nonprofit organizations. Schwarz is originally from Uruguay, and he has lived in four other countries throughout his life.