Economists
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Jeffrey Sachs
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Yanis Varoufakis
Interview host

Robin Hanson
Economist

Tyler Cowen
Interview host

Richard D. Wolff
Author

Martin Armstrong
Entrepreneur

Kenneth Rogoff
Author

Joseph Stiglitz
Author

Donald Boudreaux
Interview host

Michael Hudson
Economist

Bryan Caplan
Author

Peter St. Onge
Economist
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Dirty war, second front and South Caucasus w/ Jeffrey Sachs (Live)
Dirty war, second front and South Caucasus w/ Jeffrey Sachs (Live)
“China’s digging out of a crisis. And America’s luck is wearing thin.” — Ken Rogoff
Ken Rogoff is the former chief economist of the IMF, a professor of Economics at Harvard, and author of the newly released Our Dollar, Your Problem and This Time is Different. On this episode, Ken predicts that, within the next decade, the US will have a debt-induced inflation crisis, but not a Japan-type financial cri
Martin Armstrong is the CEO of Armstrong Analytics and is renowned for his economic forecasting model, the Economic Confidence Model, which has notably predicted major market events. He has advised governments and financial institutions worldwide, offering insights into market trends, currency movements, and geopolitic
Tyler Cowen on how AI will reorder economies, schools, and spirituality
Economist and polymath Tyler Cowen challenges Silicon Valley's optimistic projections about AI-driven economic growth. We explore what could slow AI's economic impact, despite its remarkable capabilities – and where humans find the new normal amidst major shifts. Timestamps: (00:00) Episode trailer (01:47) The probl
Kenneth Rogoff is professor of economics at Harvard University and former International Monetary Fund (IMF) chief economist. In his most recent book, "Our Dollar, Your Problem," he argues that America's currency might have reached today's lofty pinnacle without a certain amount of good luck. However, as Professor Rogof
Kenneth Rogoff is professor of economics at Harvard University and former International Monetary Fund (IMF) chief economist. In his most recent book, "Our Dollar, Your Problem," he argues that America's currency might have reached today's lofty pinnacle without a certain amount of good luck. However, as Professor Rogof