
Through long-form interviews with economists, policymakers, and other guests, The New Bazaar explores how the economy is constantly reshaping the way we live — and how our choices in life are reflected back into the economy. Hosted by Cardiff Garcia, The New Bazaar is a production of the Economic Innovation Group.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 86 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureBusiness | |||

This episode is about an ambitious project to erect an entire new city in California, from scratch, about a one-hour drive north of San Francisco.
The company that wants to build this city is called California Forever. It has bought about 70,000 acr... more
Arpit Gupta, a finance professor at NYU who has made important contributions on a startingly high number of topics, speaks with Cardiff about his latest contributions to the study of housing affordability, remote work, artificial intelligence, and fi... more
Stefanie Stantcheva is an economist at Harvard and the head of the Social Economics Lab, where her team has done extraordinary work investigating how people form their opinions about economic and political topics. That work was the subject of an earl... more
EIG chief economist Adam Ozimek chats with Cardiff Garcia about Adam’s new post, AI and the Economics of the Human Touch.
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Either AI is so useless that we are in the middle of a bubble that’s about to burst and take the economy down with... more
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Phenomenal in-depth interviews with incredible guests. Covers complex economic topics, while still being incredibly accessible.
Planet money meets freakonomics meets a very solid host.
Great content and deserves exposure. paying it forward by leaving a review.
Equally as good as any of Cardiff's other work, and therefore, a must listen for all economists and political scientists.
This is a really insightful podcast. First, I’ll confess, I’m not an economist. I do, however, seek to understand the world we live in. The New Bazaar arrived at the right time for me - conflicting economic projections, inflation, recession, etc. - and I feel like I need to thank Cardiff Garcia. I find the topic selection to be unique but consequential. His analysis is succinct and penetrating. His conversations and his guests provide real insight into the complex issues that shape our wo... more
Interesting long interviews about economics. The host does a good job of asking intense questions in an understandable way. Would recommend.
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The show consistently features long-form conversations with economists, policymakers, and researchers to unpack how economic forces shape everyday life and public policy. Episodes frequently tackle housing, urbanism, labor markets, regulation, and technology's impact on productivity, often highlighting policy trade-offs and real-world implications. Noteworthy is the host's rigorous, context-driven questioning and the presence of prominent economists and policy experts, which helps listeners connect macro trends to concrete outcomes. The format and guest mix make it a strong fit for listeners who want accessible yet deep analyses of policy-relevant economics and its practical effects on cities, work, and innovation.
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Recent guests on The New Bazaar include:
1. Jan Sramek
2. Arpit Gupta
3. Jennifer Doleac
4. Mike Bird
5. Arnab Datta
6. Matt Yglesias
7. Jerusalem Demsas
8. Alex Armlovich
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