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New Books in Economics


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Tara McIndoe-Calder, "Hyperinflation in Zimbabwe: Background, Impact, and Policy" (Palgrave, 2019)
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In the wake of the 2008-09 financial crisis, Adam Fergusson's When Money Dies: The Nightmare of the Weimar Hyperinflation became an unlikely publishing hit more than three decades after its release. Yet, even though few people knew the details of the 1923 crisis, stories and images from interbellum Germany are things of legend. The same cannot be s…
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All Things Policy


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Ep. 498: How Not to Secure Women's Liberty
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The Madhya Pradesh government recently proposed that women living away from home must register with police stations to be tracked. This may have serious implications for the mobility and privacy of millions of citizens. Anirudh Kanisetti speaks to Asmita Ghosh, Digital Campaigner, and former Campaign Lead at Feminism in India, to understand the imp…
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Marketplace


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“It only took a couple centuries, the first female secretary of the treasury”
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When then-President-elect Joe Biden announced his intent to nominate Janet Yellen for secretary of the treasury, he joked that “Hamilton” creator Lin-Manuel Miranda should write a musical about her. Naturally, we asked someone to write it. On today’s show: Indie rapper Dessa and her collaborators share “Who’s Yellen Now?” — a “Hamilton”-esque track…
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Part Of The Problem


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Part Of YOUR Problem w/ Michael Malice
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Dave Smith and Michael Malice bring you the latest in politics! On this episode of Part Of The Problem Dave and Michael discuss the incoming administration and what it means for the American people, and the problems with the lefts calls for unification while also calling for retribution. 1.20.21 Support Our Sponsors https://Heshisocks.com use promo…
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KQED's The California Report


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People Who Knew Kamala Harris Best Reflect on Watching Her Ascend to the White House
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People Who Knew Kamala Harris Best Reflect on Watching Her Ascend to the White House Kamala Harris represents a lot of firsts, from the first female vice president to the first Black vice-president to the first vice president of South Asian descent. But what do the people who knew Harris as a San Francisco D.A., California Attorney General, and U.S…
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American Institute for Economic Research


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New Study Indicates Lockdowns Didn’t Slow the Spread of Covid-19 By Ethan Yang
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Perhaps there is a sort of heroic romanticism about flexing the muscles of the state to stop a fearsome enemy that makes lockdowns so attractive. The only problem with this is that we are dealing with reality, and society is not a playset.
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The Intelligence


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Much to repair: Biden’s first day on the job
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The watchword was unity as Joe Biden took office—he struck a calming tone and got immediately to work. We analyse the gargantuan tasks that lie ahead. Messaging services such as WhatsApp provide a needed online forum; as users flood to new apps we examine questions of privacy and security. And the Parisian street artist depicting brutal protests to…
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R. A. Woldoff and R. C. Litchfield, "Digital Nomads: In Search of Freedom, Community, and Meaningful Work in the New Economy" (Oxford UP, 2021)
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In the space of a few weeks this spring, organizations around the world learned that many traditional, in-person jobs could, in fact, be performed remotely. Before the COVID-19 pandemic, however, some individuals were already utilizing new options for personal mobility and online work to strike out on their own. In the new book, Digital Nomads: In …
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FT News Briefing


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Business sends Biden a message, Vestager warns against patchwork tech regulation across Europe
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Company leaders have warned they will fight Biden Administration moves to raise corporate taxes and tighten regulation, and earnings reports show that big US banks had a strong end to 2020 thanks to trading. Plus, the FT’s Javier Espinoza continues his conversation with the European Commission’s competition and digital policy chief, Margrethe Vesta…
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All Things Policy


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Ep. 497: The Vaccine Update: India's Rollout and Beyond
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As India launches the first phase of its COVID-19 vaccination programme, Shambhavi Naik talks to Rohan Seth about domestic and international developments, India's vaccine diplomacy, and the crucial question of efficacy. You can follow Rohan on twitter: @thesethist (https://twitter.com/thesethist) You can follow Shambhavi on twitter: @TheNaikMic (ht…
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Entering the Biden Era (Bill Scher & Matt K. Lewis)
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Bill's hot new hairstyle ... Biden's blessedly platitudinous inauguration address ... How flexible will Biden be on border security? ... Bipartisan signaling from the Republicans ... Matt: If Trump wants to start a new party, bring it on ... Fox News' attempt to maintain its political influence ... Trump's decision to ignore judges and focus on par…
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Marketplace


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President Biden’s first order of business
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As we recorded this episode, the inauguration festivities were winding down at the Capitol and President Joe Biden was getting down to business. Today we’ll talk about some of his first steps: a sweeping new immigration bill, his $1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief plan, extended unemployment benefits and an executive order on workplace discrimination. L…
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Money For the Rest of Us


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Are You Underweight Chinese Stocks? Pros and Cons of Investing in China
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Most global stock ETFs, funds and indices have only about 5% invested in China even though China has the second-largest economy in the world. What are the pros and cons of increasing your allocation to Chinese stocks. Topics covered include: Why has China's economy rebounded faster than other countries What are Chinese A-share stocks How large are …
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War on the Rocks


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Intelligence and the Biden Administration
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After four...strange years, what can we expect from the Biden administration on the intelligence front? From key appointments to the strategic context, from insurrection to counter-intelligence, our guests have you covered. Carmen Medina, David Priess, and Mark Stout join Ryan for this episode
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KQED's The California Report


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Political and Legal Warfare Between California and the Trump Administration Comes to an End
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Biden Inauguration Marks End of Political and Legal Warfare Between California and the Trump Administration The presidency of Donald Trump ends Wednesday morning, and when it does, it will mark the end of four years of feuding with the Trump Administration over issues like health care, the environment, and immigration. Reporter: Scott Shafer, KQED …
A Dutch immigrant gives us a view of the United States from the outside, and a view of the Netherlands from the inside: immigration, taxes, social safety nets, and community. Get Your Copy of Cooperation and Coercion Now! http://www.cooperationandcoercion.com Show Your Support for Words & Numbers at Patreon https://www.patreon.com/wordsandnumbers Q…
Alec Phillips, chief political economist for Goldman Sachs Research, talks about the policy outlook under a Biden administration with Democrats having a narrow majority in Congress.By Goldman Sachs
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Political Economy with James Pethokoukis


When Joe Biden becomes the 46th president today, he will inherit an economy that continues to struggle under the weight of the COVID pandemic. In response, Biden has announced an ambitious early economic policy agenda to stimulate the economy, raise the national minimum wage, provide aid to state and local governments, and reopen schools. What shou…
One year since the pandemic began, widespread vaccination has finally started. It would be a mistake however to say the end is in sight. Senior fellows Uri Dadush and J. Scott Marcus join Bruegel director Guntram Wolff to talk COVID-19 vaccine strategy, from testing and production to procurement and inoculation. Relevant publications: Dadush, U. (2…
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The Empirical Case for a Mask Mandate Lacks Scientific Grounding By Phillip W. Magness
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Americans rapidly adopted masks last summer and have continued to use them at consistently high rates ever since. Adding a new national mask mandate on top of this practice will bring little if any additional benefit to what voluntary adoption already achieved, though it may foster a false hope in the exaggerated claims of an obsolete and erroneous…
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Costly disbelief: covid-19 ravages Brazil again
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Desperate scenes in the city of Manaus may foretell a dire wave throughout the country. A misguided sense of “herd immunity” has worsened matters, as has the president’s persistent scepticism. We examine history to see how lasers progressed from practical impossibility to utter ubiquity—and the scientific frontiers they are still illuminating. And …
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Biden inauguration, Yellen urges Congress to ‘act big’ on stimulus, top EU official on tech regulation goals
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Joe Biden faces a long list of challenges after he is sworn in as the 46th US president today, Mr Biden’s nominee to serve as Treasury secretary, Janet Yellen, told Congress to “go big” on stimulus during her Senate confirmation hearing on Tuesday, and a US court has struck down the pro-coal power sector rules set by the outgoing president, Donald …
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#1393 Opportunists, Enablers and Seditionists, the Rot at the Heart of the GOP
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MEMBERSHIP, Gift Memberships and Donations! (Get AD FREE Shows & Bonus Content) MERCHANDISE! REFER-O-MATIC! Sign up, share widely, get rewards. It's that easy! Air Date 1/19/2021 Today we take a look at the historical roots and modern manifestations of how white supremacy has turned the GOP base into Frankenstein's monster which cannot be controlle…
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Ep. 496: Launching India's Space Start-ups into Orbit
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As Bengaluru-based start-up Pixxel prepares for the launch of its first satellite into space, we talk to its CEO, Awais Ahmed, about India's growing commercial space sector, the promise it holds, and the challenges it faces. You can follow Aditya on twitter: @adityascripts (https://twitter.com/adityascripts) You can follow Pradeep on twitter: @prad…
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3 states, 3 economies. What can they tell us?
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We take a look at the unemployment pictures in Hawaii, Nebraska and South Florida. We also discuss what kind of economic challenges await the incoming Biden administration. Treasury nominee Janet Yellen sheds light on how the U.S. should approach its debt, and a French oil giant pivots to solar.By Marketplace / Kai Ryssdal
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Feminist Foreign Policy (Robert Wright & Marissa Conway)
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Defining feminist foreign policy ... A feminist take on economic sanctions ... How to deal with undemocratic institutions like the UN Security Council ... Do we need reparations on a global scale? ... Keeping human rights discourse safe from the hawks ... Marissa: Brexit is rooted in colonial nostalgia ...…
Dave Smith and Robbie The Fire Bernstein bring you the latest in politics! On this episode of Part Of The Problem, Dave and Robbie discuss the Corporate Media and their clear bias throughout Donald Trumps presidency and how they do not understand the people they are supposed to be informing. We also hear about Joe Biden and he is directly benefitin…
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KQED's The California Report


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Albertson's Dumps Drivers for Doordash, Critics Blame Prop 22
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Health care workers are treating more COVID19 patients than ever in this pandemic, and hospitalizations from the virus are mounting more pressure on an already strained health care system. Reporter: Marco Siler Gonzales, KQED State health officials are recommending a pause in using one batch of the Moderna coronavirus vaccine because of unexpected …
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American Institute for Economic Research


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Galbraith Offers a Poor Defense of Modern Monetary Theory By Nicolás Cachanosky
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The rise of MMT on the political left will no doubt continue. It is politically expedient. It provides a justification for spending. Political expediency does not imply theoretical soundness, however. And defenses along the lines offered by Galbraith do little to assuage very real concerns.
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The Neoliberal Podcast's Best Books of 2020, Part 2
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Jeremiah shares the best books he read in 2020, part two of a two-part episode. Part two contains the show's top six 2020 book recommendations, for books that address some of society's biggest questions: Why are we polarized? Wow do people respond to pandemics? Why do good people have bad political beliefs? How can we defend liberalism from authori…
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The Intelligence


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Hell no, we won’t grow: Indian farmers’ mass protests
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Hundreds of thousands of farmers have participated in protests around Delhi, demonstrating against laws that they say threaten their livelihoods. We ask how the standoff will end. Today America will designate Yemen’s Houthi militants as terrorists, but that is likely only to harm a population already facing starvation. And what’s behind a boom in A…
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Econoday Unplugged


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UP 234: Asian data improving as Europe struggles; US labor market weak
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Our duo of Jeremy Hawkins and Mark Pender round-up recent data and discuss the outlook for pending data and upcoming central bank announcements. Themes include weakness in the US labor market, ECB lending worries as well as the separation between assessments of current conditions and expectations for future recovery.…
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The Risk Management Association


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The Challenges of Model Risk Management (Part 3 - Data Management)
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In this installment of the monthly podcast series on model risk management, Fran Garritt, Director of Global Markets Risk and Securities Lending at RMA. and Kevin Oden, Founder and Managing Partner of Kevin D. Oden & Associates and Managing Director of RMA’s Model Validation Consortium, discuss data’s role in an institution as it relates to BCBS 23…
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The Neoliberal Podcast


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The Neoliberal Podcast's Best Books of 2020, Part 1
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Jeremiah shares the best books he read in 2020, part one of a two-part episode. Non-fiction works on economics, politics, psychology, biology, society and internet culture are discussed, as well as some of Jeremiah's favorite recent science fiction novels. Make sure to check out part two to hear every recommendation. You can find part two here - ht…
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FT News Briefing


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China-Europe shipping costs, Navalny jailed, Brookfield chief says real estate is undervalued
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The cost of shipping goods from China to Europe has more than tripled in the past eight weeks as the pandemic disrupts global trade, Russian opposition activist Alexei Navalny has been sent to prison just a day after returning to his home country despite international demands to release him, and Italian prime minister Guissepe Conte faces a crunch …
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All Things Policy


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Ep. 495: Declassified: The US’ Indo-Pacific Strategy
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In an unexpected move last week, the US National Security Advisor declassified the Trump administration’s 2018 U.S. Strategic Framework for the Indo-Pacific. What does this tell us about America’s approach to the region? What does it mean from an Indian perspective? And how will this impinge on the new Joe Biden administration? Aditya Ramanathan di…
More than 14 million people are behind on rent in the United States, and the only thing keeping them in their homes is the CDC’s eviction moratorium — which is set to expire at the end of the month. $25 billion in emergency rental assistance is on the way from the latest Congressional relief package, and President-elect Joe Biden has proposed an ad…
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Gold Newsletter Podcast


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The Problem with Record-Low Interest Rates
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Interest rates in developed countries have been falling for years as governments prop up economies with easy credit. For Keith Weiner, president of the Gold Standard Institute USA and CEO of Monetary Metals, this cheap borrowing comes at the expense of capital productivity, ultimately eroding trust in fiat currencies such as the dollar.Show notes: …
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KQED's The California Report


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Incoming California Senator Pushes for Citizenship Path for Undocumented Essential Workers
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Alex Padilla Calls for Legalization of Undocumented Immigrants in Essential Services Kamala Harris will officially resign her California U.S. Senate seat as she prepares to be sworn in as vice president on Wednesday. Harris's appointed successor, California Secretary of State Alex Padilla, says undocumented immigrants working in essential services …
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The Intelligence


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Landed, in trouble: Alexei Navalny returns to Russia
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The opposition leader was detained as soon as he arrived—but President Vladimir Putin has no good options for dealing with his most vocal opponent. Germany’s ruling CDU party has a new leader; we examine the challenges that lie ahead for him, his party and his country. And the kerfuffle behind an American-made film relegated to the Golden Globes’ f…
After ten months of lockdowns and shocking degrees of economic and social carnage, millions of Americans have decided that there surely must be some rationale for all the insanity and have signed on to become enforcers themselves, even and perhaps especially when the rules make no sense at all.
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Hilton L. Root, "Network Origins of the Global Economy: East vs. West in a Complex Systems Perspective" (Cambridge UP, 2020)
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Twenty-eight years after Francis Fukuyama declared the “end of history” and pronounced Western-style liberalism as the culmination of a Hegelian narrative of progress, pundits and academics of all stripes find themselves struggling to explain the failed prediction that China’s increased activity in international markets would inevitably lead to inc…
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Macro Musings with David Beckworth


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Caleb Watney on *Cracks in the Great Stagnation* and How to Boost Economic Growth
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Caleb Watney is the director of innovation policy at the Progressive Policy Institute (PPI) and he joins Macro Musings to talk about his recent piece, *Cracks in the Great Stagnation* and the reasons why we should all be techno-optimists. Specifically, David and Caleb discuss greater skilled immigration, further government R&D spending, innovative …