Alberto Gómez-Mejía

EDUCATION

• Doctor Technology Management, Universidad Autónoma Querétaro, México.

• M.A. Economics. The University of Florida, Gainesville, Fla. USA.

• Economics. (Bachellor). USB, Cali, Colombia

Areas of Interest:

• World economic history, international economics, geopolitics

• Macroeconomic policy; economic overregulation

• Econometric modeling and forecasting

• Technological impact on world economics and geopolitics

• Genetic, biological, and evolutionary processes related to economics

• Human behavior related to political and economic processes

Applied Professional Experience: Corporate finance, capital market analysis, investment banking, firm valuation

Econometric Modeling Applied to: Risk analysis, macroeconomic policy, portfolio investment, technology finance, international economics, firm valuation

Teaching Experience: International macroeconomics, world economic history, applied econometrics, capital markets

Author Profile: Alberto Gómez-Mejía - A Journey Through Economics, Science, and Rational Inquiry

Alberto Gómez-Mejía – Exploring Complex Intersections of Economics, Science, and Society

Alberto Gómez-Mejía is a distinguished economist, scholar, and author whose work spans critical global issues such as overregulation, corruption, climate change, stagflation, and the human experience in a chaotic universe. Through meticulous research and thought-provoking insights, he combines his expertise in economics, finance, and applied sciences to analyze how macroeconomic policies, governance, and societal behaviors intersect.

His writing reflects a lifelong pursuit of understanding the intricacies of human and institutional behavior under the influence of natural and socio-economic forces. Gómez-Mejía's works challenge conventional thinking, providing readers with profound analyses that integrate diverse fields, including geopolitics, environmental studies, and the philosophy of existence.

Notable Works:

1. Overregulation in Economics: Corruption and Poverty. World Cases and Latin America. Real-Life Cases

This book explores the pervasive issue of overregulation and its detrimental impacts on legal systems, economies, and societies. It delves into how excessive bureaucracy creates inefficiencies, fosters corruption, stifles innovation, and exacerbates social inequalities.

• Key Focus Areas:

o The role of regulatory complexity in fostering corruption and poverty.

o Real-world case studies from Latin America and other regions.

o Policy recommendations to balance regulatory frameworks while maintaining safeguards.

2. The Global South’s Climate Inaction and Victim Mentality

An incisive critique of the Global South's challenges in addressing climate change, this book examines the disparity between commitments and actions at international climate conventions. It highlights governance failures, resource mismanagement, and systemic financing obstacles that hinder effective climate action.

• Key Focus Areas:

o Analysis of COP27, COP28, and COP16 (biodiversity).

o Strategies for financing climate initiatives in developing nations.

o Institutional reforms and economic transformations needed for sustainable progress.

3. Two Stagflations: Yom Kippur War, COVID-19, Ukraine War

This work provides a comparative analysis of the global stagflation crises of the 1970s and the early 21st century. Gómez-Mejía examines the economic and geopolitical factors shaping these periods, highlighting lessons for contemporary policymakers.

• Key Focus Areas:

o Inflation, unemployment, and technological advancements during crises.

o Macroeconomic policies and their implications for global stability.

o Parallels between historical and modern economic phenomena.

4. God’s Laboratory: Chaos, Viruses, and Humans

In this deeply philosophical and analytical work, Gómez-Mejía explores the relationship between chaos, evolution, and human behavior. Written during the COVID-19 pandemic, the book investigates humanity’s vulnerability to external forces like viruses and disasters, examining their influence on society, economics, and geopolitics.

• Key Focus Areas:

o The hypothesis of a universe shaped by chaos, randomness, and evolutionary forces.

o Interconnections between natural phenomena and human decision-making.

o Reflections on humanity’s existential limitations and resilience.

Areas of Interest and Expertise:

Gómez-Mejía’s work focuses on critical global challenges and interdisciplinary insights, appealing to readers interested in:

1. Economic Systems and Governance:

o Overregulation, corruption, and their socio-economic impacts.

o Historical and contemporary stagflation crises.

2. Climate Change and Environmental Policy:

o Institutional failures and financing models for climate action.

o The geopolitical dimensions of environmental issues.

3. Philosophy of Existence and Chaos Theory:

o The chaotic forces shaping the universe and their implications for human behavior.

o Evolutionary perspectives on economics, politics, and societal structures.

4. Interdisciplinary Analyses:

o Bridging economics, science, and human behavior for a holistic understanding of global issues.

Why Read Alberto Gómez-Mejía?

Gómez-Mejía’s works are not merely academic explorations but a call to question and rethink established norms. Whether analyzing regulatory systems, climate inaction, or the philosophical implications of chaos, his books encourage readers to engage deeply with the pressing issues of our time, fostering intellectual curiosity and rational inquiry.

For readers seeking profound, data-driven, and multidisciplinary perspectives, Alberto Gómez-Mejía offers a body of work that is as enlightening as it is transformative.

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