Episodes (Page 26)
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Mark Warshawsky on how healthcare benefits distort inequality measures.
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Chris Blattman on experimental evidence about labor choices in poor countries.
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Terry Anderson discusses economic life for Native Americans.
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Bruce Bueno de Mesquita on presidential war decisions and outcomes.
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Thomas Leonard on the racist origins of progressive economic ideas.
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Doug Lemov on the educational importance of reading challenging texts.
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Erik Hurst on U.S. labor market dynamics and employment changes.
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Tim Harford discusses his book 'Messy,' arguing tidiness is overrated.
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David Gelernter explores consciousness and mental evolution.
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Judith Donath examines signaling, online identity, and community.
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Casey Mulligan shares insights from a recent trip to Cuba.
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Chris Arnade reflects on his Wall Street career and transition.
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Angus Deaton questions the economics of trade and aid.
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Cathy O'Neil warns about 'Weapons of Math Destruction'.
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John Cochrane proposes a new approach to policy debates.
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Eric Wakin discusses the role of archivists and archives.
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Susan Athey explores machine learning in economics and policy.
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Terry Moe discusses his book 'Relic,' advocating for presidential power to propose legislation.
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Leo Katz explains legal perversities as trade-offs between multiple legal objectives.
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Michael Munger examines the evolution of Southern attitudes towards slavery.