Complex Issues. Explained.
Anthony W. Orlando is an applied microeconomist focusing on real estate, finance, and public policy
“Anthony Orlando leads us on a riveting journey through the horrific history of racial residential segregation in the United States from its origins in post-Civil War Reconstruction to the national tragedy it became. …(Keeping Races in Their Places) should be required reading for anyone seeking to understand the embedded features of American society that underlie racial inequity.”
— Robert I. Field, Professor of Law and Professor of Health Management Policy, Drexel University
Anthony is known for telling the story behind economics, finance, real estate, and public policy to show how it affects the world at large.
He is a storyteller who uses data and connects its meaning to connect with the hopes, fears and concerns of the people who may not be entrenched in academia of the government.
“In Keeping Races in Their Places, Anthony Orlando shows himself to be the rarest of writers—both a scholar of a high caliber and a storyteller of singular ability.”
— Rob Asghar, Author, Leadership Is Hell and Blogging Contributor, Forbes