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Mentioned in 7 episodes

Economics

The Remarkable Story of How the Economy Works

Book • 2013

Author

Ben Mathew

Mentioned by

Mentioned in 7 episodes

Mentioned by

Benjamin Felix

as a book written by

Ben Mathew

, who has a PhD in economics from the University of Chicago.

248 snips

Episode 340 - Ben Mathew: The Lifecycle Model vs. Safe Withdrawal Rates (SWR)

Mentioned by

Oren Cass

when making a point about his seminal textbook, Economics.

207 snips

Oren Cass & Noah Smith Debate the True Impact of Tariffs

Mentioned by

Oren Cass

as the author of a standard economics textbook that shaped generations of economists and played a role in shaping post-World War II economic thinking.

159 snips

Oren Cass: How Trump’s Tariffs Are Reversing the Foreign Policy That Doomed America’s Economy

Mentioned by

Peter Boettke

in relation to his views on the role of government in solving social problems.

31 snips

Who Won the Socialist Calculation Debate (with Peter Boettke)

Mentioned by

Kate Raworth

when discussing the classic textbook and its diagrams.

14 snips

Archive: Doughnut Economics, with Kate Raworth

Mentioned by Don Boudreaux to reference Hayek's edited book on the Industrial Revolution and William Hutt's essay.

13 snips

The False History of American Capitalism | Donald Boudreaux | Ep. 64

Mentioned by

Jesse Cramer

to illustrate that if you never miss a flight, you're wasting too much time sitting around in airports.

Scrimping, Splurging, and Other Crazy Spending Stories - E109

Mentionné par

Matthieu Louvet

comme un livre qui a remis Jack Bogle sur les rails à Princeton.

Le génie qui a battu Wall Street avec une idée simple.

Mentioned by

Wendy Carlin

as a new textbook that arrived in 1948 and pushed to the front of the book how to address the problem of the persistence of mass unemployment.

CORE Econ: Rewriting Econ 101 for the Real World (with Suresh Naidu and Wendy Carlin)

Mentioned by

Peter Martin

when pointing out that Paul Samuelson wrote an economics textbook they were raised on.

The 'weird' number running the country

Recommended by

Martin Feldstein

as a textbook for learning economics.

#1 Trump wird die Jobs nicht zurückbringen: Martin Feldstein

Mentioned by

Nicholas Wapshott

as a best-selling textbook.

Nicholas Wapshott on Samuelson and Friedman

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