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InFi: the Future of Finance

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Welcome to INFI: the Future of Finance, hosted by American economist and author Dr. Robert P. Murphy. Each week tune in for dynamic discussions with business pioneers about emerging trends in finance, life insurance, asset management, technology, and more.

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Richard Murphy
Emeritus Professor of Accounting Practice at Sheffield University Management School; Director of Tax Research, LLP; author of The Joy of Tax
Sheffield University Management School; Tax Research, LLP
Episode: Ep. 139: Richard Murphy Is Wrong About Government Debt
Robert Rapier
Energy economist and writer specializing in oil markets
Forbes, Investing Daily, Shale Magazine
Episode: Ep. 138: Robert Rapier Explains US Refiners Could Process Shale Oil, But Better To Export It
Hank Paulson
Former U.S. Treasury Secretary and Goldman Sachs former CEO
Former U.S. Treasury, Goldman Sachs
Episode: Ep. 134: Hank Paulson Warns of Looming Treasury Crisis
Tony Garcia
CISO at Infineo
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Episode: Ep. 132: Tony Garcia on Lessons from the Drift Heist
Michael Fraser
AI expert and co-founder of Action Insight
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Episode: Ep. 131: Do Large Language Models "Act" in the Austrian Economics Sense?
Julia Cartwright
Economist at the American Institute for Economic Research, specializing in law and economics, political economy, and economic development
American Institute for Economic Research
Episode: Ep. 125: Mushrooming Debt, Crashing Population: the Spread of "Japanification"
Daniel McCarthy
Editor-in-chief of Modern Age, syndicated columnist
Modern Age, New York Post, Spectator World
Episode: Ep. 124: Dan McCarthy on California's Foolish Billionaire Wealth Tax
Alex Stevens
Research professional at Institute for Energy Research
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Episode: Ep. 122: Are AI Data Centers Using Too Much Electricity?
Sam Peterson
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Ep. 124: Dan McCarthy on California's Foolish Billionaire Wealth Tax
Q: Why do you think this ballot initiative is attractive to certain political actors, and what are the broader implications if it passes?
Supporters see it as a bold redistribution measure, but the broader implications include significant capital flight, negative impacts on job creation, and a possible shift in political power as states compete for talent and companies. The discussion also points to labor unions leveraging such measures for bargaining power, while policymakers weigh fiscal needs against long-term economic vitality.
Ep. 124: Dan McCarthy on California's Foolish Billionaire Wealth Tax
Q: So you wrote an article recently about California and its tax policy and the connection to rock and roll. That's intriguing. Could you summarize what you were arguing?
I highlighted how California's contemplated five percent billionaire wealth tax would confiscate wealth rather than tax income, potentially triggering an outflow of talent and capital to states like Texas and Florida, similar to historical tax-driven migrations in Britain before Thatcher. The policy could reshape where businesses are headquartered and how the state finances itself in the long run.
Ep. 134: Hank Paulson Warns of Looming Treasury Crisis
Q: What makes the current situation different from past crises, according to the guest?
The guest emphasizes that if Treasuries stop finding buyers and the Fed becomes the sole purchaser, prices fall and rates rise, creating a dangerous dynamic that could trigger a severe, difficult-to-manage crisis. He argues for an emergency plan ready to deploy when that wall is hit.
Ep. 75: Alex Tabarrok on the History and Economics of Life Insurance
Q: What advantages do tontines have over traditional annuities?
Tontines are theoretically expected to yield higher returns than traditional annuities because they benefit from economies of scale as fewer participants remain over time, allowing for bigger payouts.
Ep. 75: Alex Tabarrok on the History and Economics of Life Insurance
Q: Why are reverse mortgages not more popular despite their financial benefits?
Reverse mortgages have negative connotations associated with them, particularly the fear that heirs will lose the family home upon the parents' death.

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This series centers on macroeconomics, finance, and the policy implications shaping markets, with frequent dives into debt dynamics, monetary policy, energy markets, and the intersection of finance with technology like AI and blockchain. Episodes mix historical context, current policy debates, and data-driven analysis to explain why debt, inflation, and policy choices matter for investors and business leaders. A standout trait is the consistent lens of Austrian economics and critical scrutiny of conventional narratives, often coupled with timely warnings about debt trajectories, reserve currencies, and the evolving role of technology in finance. Potential listeners who want sharp, model-driven critiques of policy, energy markets, and financ... more

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