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In Gaza, money is falling apart
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When CEO pay exploded (update)
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The U.S. now owns a big chunk of Intel. That’s a huge deal.
Managing an economy involves creating an environment for success, similar to organizing a memorable party.
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Asking for a friend … which jobs are safe from AI?
Job security concerns are prevalent among professionals regarding AI's impact on labor markets.
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What happens to central banks under pressure?
Central bank independence is crucial for economic stability, evidenced by historical and contemporary examples.
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The million dollar mystery behind Milk.com
Milk.com represents a fascinating case study in domain value, contrasting simple personal use with massive commercial potential.
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Lisa Cook and the fight for the Fed
President Trump's move to fire Fed Governor Lisa Cook threatens the independence of the Federal Reserve, a long-standing principle.
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Summer School 8: Graduation LIVE!
Federal Reserve Independence is crucial for economic stability.
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Ozempic, primarily a diabetes medication, has shown significant benefits for addiction recovery and weight loss, revealing the complexities of its truly life-altering effects.
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Summer School 7: Trade blocks and blockages
Trade barriers, including tariffs and quotas, significantly impact the economy and consumer prices.
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When our inflation infeelings don’t match the CPI
Inflation is a widespread concern among Americans, especially felt through rising grocery prices.
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What happens when governments cook the books
Political interference in economic data can erode trust and has significant implications for governance and business planning.
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Summer School 6: When the markets need a designer
Markets are vital for economic exchanges but can fail due to information asymmetry and collusion.
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Summer School 5: The many ways governments influence industry
Industrial policy involves government interventions in the economy aimed at fostering growth and competitiveness in specific sectors.
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Would you trust an economist with your economy?
Trust in economists has significantly declined, compounded by political events and historical economic failures.
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Summer School 4: Who are all these regulations protecting?
The government acts as a referee in the economy, enforcing rules that ideally protect consumers but can sometimes favor the wealthy.
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The President's Golden Share in U.S. Steel
The podcast highlights the evolving nature of foreign investments in U.S. industries and how political dynamics can shift quickly.
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Summer School 3: How government decides what to spend our money on
Governments face inherent limitations in spending despite perceptions of unlimited funds.
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Why are we so obsessed with manufacturing?
Both political parties in the U.S. are united in their desire to expand manufacturing jobs, citing their economic importance.
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Congress has voted to eliminate government funding for public media
Congress has voted to end federal funding for public media, affecting local journalism.
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