Anna McQueen

Anna McQueen is an economics graduate from Grove City College, where she specialized in Austrian economics and studied theology and moral philosophy. Raised partly in Saudi Arabia and connected to family across multiple cultures, she brings a global perspective to questions of markets, institutions, and moral order. Her work explores how policy shapes human behavior—not just economically, but ethically and culturally. She focuses on crisis-driven legislation, family and education policy, and the long-term consequences of economic misunderstanding. Drawing from praxeology and classical ethics, her analysis emphasizes clarity, coherence, and institutional insight. Anna has presented original research at the Austrian Student Scholars Conference, a global academic forum, and has taught across age groups in church-based classrooms. She has also worked in nonprofit communications and visual design, combining principled messaging with creative storytelling. Her writing aims to make complex ideas accessible without losing depth. She writes with the conviction that economics is not merely a technical field—it is a way of seeing the world. When paired with moral clarity and creative communication, it becomes a powerful tool for renewing liberty, rebuilding trust, and engaging the deeper questions shaping society today.