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Economics for Inclusive Prosperity

Economics for Inclusive Prosperity
Economic Inequality
Zero-Sum Thinking
Fairness
Immigration
Economic Policy
Macroeconomics
Redistribution
Democracy
Inequality
Machine Learning
Debt
Wealth Concentration
Harvard University
Basic Income
Public Policy
Economic Governance

We need an alternative vision of economics to replace failed neoliberalism and rising economic nationalism. In a world facing record inequality, climate peril, and rising illiberalism, how do we build a more inclusive, more sustainable, more prosperous economy for everyone? This is the podcast of Economics for Inclusive Prosperity, a network of economists working to inspire new thinking in their f... more

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Economists have learned a lot studying the Great Depression and the Great Recession. But it’s the Great Compression era that some believe holds the most relevant and necessary lessons for today. Lasting roughly from the end of World War II to the ear... more

University of Chicago economist and Professor Luigi Zingales has been studying capitalism for nearly 40 years, ever since he moved to the United State from Milan, where he had become disillusioned with the crony capitalism and economic unfairness in ... more

University of Oxford economist Max Kasy is pushing back hard on the popular notion that artificial intelligence is an unstoppable technological tidal wave and we're all on the beach waiting powerlessly for it to crash over us. That view of AI is wron... more

Optimists see the glass as half full. Pessimists see it as half empty. Zero-sum thinkers believe that if someone else’s glass is full, that water was more than likely taken from their glass. Zero-sum thinking is a primary field of study for our guest... more

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Max Kasy
Economist at the University of Oxford and author of 'The Means of Prediction'
University of Oxford
Episode: How to make power over AI's future more democratic
Stefanie Stantcheva
Harvard economist and Nathaniel Ropes Professor of Political Economy
Harvard University
Episode: Zero-sum thinking's profound effects on economic policy
Atif Mian
Princeton University economist and co-director of the Economics for Inclusive Prosperity network
Princeton University
Episode: Distribution matters: Why record inequality is a big macroeconomic problem

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How to make power over AI's future more democratic
Q: You mentioned transparency, how do you make that a reality in the political and economic sphere?
Kasy proposes that companies using AI should disclose their objectives, akin to financial reporting, which could allow for more democratic governance.
How to make power over AI's future more democratic
Q: What impact does predictive power have on individuals and society?
Kasy detailed how AI's prediction capabilities can impact individuals' access to jobs, rights, and services.
How to make power over AI's future more democratic
Q: Can you talk a little bit about how your interests converged and merged with researching AI?
Kasy describes his transition from a background in mathematics and statistics to ergonomics and then to understanding the social impacts of AI, emphasizing his long-standing interest in inequality.
Zero-sum thinking's profound effects on economic policy
Q: So how do I present my policy proposal in the most positive light in terms of this fairness or unfairness question?
The real question is to try to understand what are people's concerns and preferences and constraints. Fairness matters a lot to people and can shape their policy preferences.
Zero-sum thinking's profound effects on economic policy
Q: But can you talk about how you define it specifically in your field, which is economics?
Zero-sum thinking is the belief that if you get a larger slice, I must be getting a smaller slice. It reflects a mindset where individuals believe that one group's gain comes at the expense of others.

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