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The Economist Next Door

Paul Mueller
Tariffs
China Shock
Industrial Policy
Economic Growth
Stadium Subsidies
Semiconductors
Market Economics
United States
Inflation
Taxation
Wages
China
Affordable Care Act
Social Security
United States National Debt
Worker Productivity
State Pension Funds
Money Supply
National Debt
National Security

The Economist Next Door with host Paul Muller is AIER's newest podcast. It's a plain-spoken guide that makes complex ideas accessible to the "everyman" and "everywoman." No PhD required. In place of partisan spin, we're offering honest analysis and an optimistic spirit and translating academic concepts into clear conversations. Paul Mueller is a Senior Research Fellow at the American Institute for... more

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On the 250th anniversary of The Wealth of Nations, host Paul Mueller sits down with economists Dan Klein, professor at George Mason University and chief editor of Econ Journal Watch, and Eric Matson, senior research fellow at the Mercatus Center and ... more

Host Paul Mueller interviews AIER President Dr. Sam Gregg and AIER scholar Dr. Dave Hebert on a landmark Supreme Court decision that reshapes presidential tariff authority.

In Learning Resources v. Trump, the Court ruled 6–3 that the president cann... more

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Paul Mueller breaks down the Supreme Court's ruling limiting presidential tariff power with Tom Savidge and Julia Cartwright, and what it means for executive authority.

Then, Tom, Pete Earle, and Jason Sorens dive into America's housing shortages, ... more

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What's driving the growing infighting on the political right?

In this episode of The Economist Next Door, host Paul Mueller is joined by Nathan W. Schlueter and Nikolai Wenzel to revisit fusionism—the postwar effort, associated with Frank Meyer, to... more

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Recent Guests

Nathan Schlueter
Professor of Philosophy and Religion at Hillsdale College
Hillsdale College
Episode: The Future of Fusionism: Liberty, Virtue, and Conservatism's Path Forward
Nikolai Wenzel
Professor of Economics and Director of the Masters in Economics program at the Virtual Universidad de las Hesperides
Virtual Universidad de las Hesperides
Episode: The Future of Fusionism: Liberty, Virtue, and Conservatism's Path Forward
Richard Stern
Contributed a paper on the concept of wealth
Heritage Foundation
Episode: What is Wealth?
Jeremy Horpedahl
Professor of economics at the University of Central Arkansas and adjunct scholar at the Cato Institute
University of Central Arkansas, Cato Institute
Episode: Economic Doomers: Are They Right?
David Bahnsen
Founder and chief investment officer of The Bahnsen Group
The Bahnsen Group
Episode: What is Good for Business? With David Bahnsen
Adam N. Michel
Director of Tax Policy Studies at the Cato Institute
Cato Institute
Episode: What's Happening With the Republican Tax Bill?
Dave Hebert
Senior Research Fellow with AIER
AIER
Episode: What's Going On With Tariff Deals?
Brian Blase
President of Paragon Health Institute
Paragon Health Institute
Episode: Medicaid, Manufacturing, and Fiscal Responsibility
Susannah Petitt
Social mobility fellow with Young Voices and a program manager at the Mercatus Center at George Mason University
Mercatus Center at George Mason University
Episode: Family Friendly Government Policy

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Dominic Pino
Economics editor with comprehensive insight into market dynamics, often engages with leading economists and analysts.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 98 ratings
  • Right wing bias

    Don’t bother. I heard knee-jerk right-wing rhetoric, without serious analysis or solutions to real problems. Two stars for the little bit of information mixed in with the wingy buzzwords.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    tbusiahn
    United States10 months ago
  • The Dominator :)

    I listen to Mr. Pino on The Editors podcast, and even though I suspect he’s one of the youngest contributors, he’s definitely the brightest and has the most convincing arguments. Probably because he comes to each episode he’s on with a ton of facts. (I think the young people say “receipts”).

    I wish I’d realized he had his own podcast earlier and hope he has them more often.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Scottish Weed
    United Statesa year ago
  • Do Europeans Work Enough?

    Very interesting and educational. I plan to listen to more from Dominic Pino! Thank you.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    SMUVol
    United Statesa year ago
  • Always interesting

    Fascinating discussion on BLS union-membership data. Thank you!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    TTS_NM
    United Statesa year ago
  • I’m starting to get it😊

    Dominic (you old soul), thank you so much for helping me better

    understand the markets and —— how things work!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    liztootsully
    United Statesa year ago

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Some critiques note a perceived bias, suggesting a right-leaning slant in discussions and analysis.
Many find the discussions deeply engaging and intellectually stimulating, even if they don't always agree with the perspectives presented.
Listeners appreciate the insightful analysis that simplifies complex economic ideas.

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Introducing 'The Economist Next Door'
Q: Can you summarize the takeaways from a study or other things you've been reading recently?
We're in a major debate about trade, particularly the merits of free trade versus protectionism, complicated by the shift away from a rules-based international order and toward old-fashioned geopolitics.
Argentina, Social Security, and FedEx
Q: What were some of the things that Milei did?
Milei made drastic budget cuts, repealed rent and price controls, and focused on fiscal discipline.
What's Going On With Tariff Deals?
Q: What was this deal about, first of all, and why does the administration think that this was a success?
This deal represents a ceasefire in the trade war, reducing extremely high tariffs while potentially stabilizing economies.
The Economics of Podcasts
Q: What do you think about the future of podcast regulation?
There's an appetite for regulation, especially concerning misinformation, but companies like Apple and Spotify have a lot to lose.
The Economics of Podcasts
Q: What's a podcast?
Podcasts started gaining popularity around 2015 and exploded during the pandemic due to easier technology and increased demand for content.

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2. Nikolai Wenzel
3. Richard Stern
4. Jeremy Horpedahl
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7. Dave Hebert
8. Brian Blase

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