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A podcast featuring interviews with economists whose work appears in journals published by the American Economic Association.

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The launch of Sputnik by the Soviet Union in October 1957 led to a geopolitical crisis that reshaped American science policy. Within months, Congress established NASA, and by 1961, President Kennedy committed the nation to landing a man on the moon b... more

Most Americans agree that housing costs are too high, often blaming developers and landlords. Many feel that the problem can be solved with price controls, development restrictions, and mandates on providing below-market-rate units. But these ideas ... more

Despite decades of civil rights legislation, many Black and White Americans, as well as other minorities, continue to live in racially homogeneous neighborhoods, with significant implications for access to quality schools, jobs, healthcare, and econo... more

For decades, the United States enjoyed what some called an exorbitant privilege—the ability to spend more than it earned without accumulating much debt to the rest of the world. But that privilege has ended.

In a paper in the American Economic Revi... more

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Recent Guests

Shawn Kantor
Episode: Ep. 93: Technological spillovers
Alex Whalley
Episode: Ep. 93: Technological spillovers
Christopher Elmendorf
Co-author of a study on public beliefs about housing markets
University of California, Davis
Episode: Ep. 92: Housing supply skepticism
Matthieu Gomez
Author and economist discussing income inequality and definitions of income
Journal of Economic Perspectives
Episode: Ep. 89: Measuring US income inequality
Margaret Kyle
Economist and author examining pharmaceutical pricing regulation.
Episode: Ep. 88: Understanding international approaches to drug pricing
Eleonora Guarnieri
Author and researcher focusing on civil conflict and cultural economics
American Economic Association
Episode: Ep. 87: The cultural roots of rebellion
Lutz Sager
Co-author of the study on the Clean Air Act regulations
American Economic Association
Episode: Ep. 86: Reexamining air quality regulations
Gregor Singer
Co-author of the study on the Clean Air Act regulations
American Economic Association
Episode: Ep. 86: Reexamining air quality regulations
Christopher Howard
Author and expert on the U.S. public safety net
Journal of Economic Perspectives
Episode: Ep. 85: America's public safety net

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Tyler Smith
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Ep. 93: Technological spillovers
Q: How did you all figure out whether this NASA spending actually caused economic growth?
They analyzed industries and areas with existing advantages in space technology using historical CIA files on Soviet technology.
Ep. 93: Technological spillovers
Q: What does the space race have to do with R&D and economic growth?
The space race is seen as a significant moment for public investment and R&D with potential economic activity and spillover effects.
Ep. 92: Housing supply skepticism
Q: How did you go about investigating the public's beliefs about the economics of housing?
We conducted several surveys of residents in US metropolitan areas to gauge their expectations of housing prices due to supply changes.
Ep. 92: Housing supply skepticism
Q: What made you think this story was missing something important?
Elmendorf discusses the potential negative impact of new developments on homeowners, but questions whether regulations are merely a response to these concerns or if they stem from broader public opinion.
Ep. 90: Understanding the US net foreign asset position
Q: What caused the US net foreign asset position to deteriorate around 2007?
The U.S. net foreign asset position deteriorated due to an increase in foreign investments in U.S. corporate equity, as foreigners began earning a larger share of the profits from corporate growth in the U.S.

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The podcast features in-depth discussions with economists whose research is published in prominent economic journals, primarily those affiliated with the American Economic Association. It covers a wide range of topics related to economic research, including income inequality, drug pricing, segmentation in society, and public safety nets. Episodes often explore the methodologies and implications of research findings, providing listeners with a deeper understanding of contemporary economic debates and policy issues. The unique aspect of this podcast lies in its focus on rigorous academic research, presenting complex economic concepts in a way that is accessible to a broader audience, while fostering a better understanding of real-world implic... more

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