The Economist Next Door
Paul MuellerThe 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
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 61 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | NewsNews CommentarySocial SciencesScience | |||
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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.
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United Statesa year 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 Podcasts5Scottish WeedUnited Statesa year ago - Do Europeans Work Enough?
Very interesting and educational. I plan to listen to more from Dominic Pino! Thank you.
Apple Podcasts5SMUVolUnited Statesa year ago - Always interesting
Fascinating discussion on BLS union-membership data. Thank you!
Apple Podcasts5TTS_NMUnited 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 Podcasts5liztootsullyUnited States2 years ago
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A clear-eyed, economics-minded show that translates complex policy and theory into accessible conversations. Across recent episodes, topics span monetary policy, central banking, and financial crises; energy markets and grid regulation; taxation and wealth policies; federal-state fiscal dynamics; and foundational economic ideas from Adam Smith to fusionism. The hosts mix historical context with practical implications for policy, business, and everyday life, often featuring AIER researchers and prominent economists. A notable strength is tying big ideas to current events and regulatory design, while aiming for civil, understandable debates that appeal to listeners who want rigorous analysis without partisan spin.
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Recent guests on The Economist Next Door include:
1. Richard Morrison
2. Vance Ginn
3. Lydia Mashburn Newman
4. Pete Earle
5. Jeff Degner
6. Aidan Grogan
7. Vernon L. Smith
8. Julia Cartwright
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