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Mentioned in 9 episodes

Capitalist in the 21st Century

Book •

Matthew Smith et al.

Mentioned by

Katie Gatti-Tossan

Caroline Hepker

Seth Stephens-Davidowitz

Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks

Mentioned in 9 episodes

Mentioned in reference to its assertion that the value of capital tends to increase faster than wages over time.

The Past and Future of Societal Collapse: Why Civilizations Fall and What We Can Learn From It with Luke Kemp

Mentioned by

Catherine Liu

as the author responsible for the term 'Brahmin left'.

Doomscroll 23: Catherine Liu

Mentioned by

Deedy Das

to illustrate that inequality increases with growth and development.

Inside Silicon Valley's VC Playbook | WTF is Venture Capital? - 2025 Edition | Ep. 24

Mentioned as a book that explains how high income inequality calcifies into high wealth inequality.

Heather Boushey on Rebounding From Covid & Biden's Economic Policies

Mentioned by

Katie Gatti-Tossan

while discussing wealth inequality in America.

Is This Simple Idea the Solution for America's Wealth Inequality?

Mentioned by

Caroline Hepker

, noting

Thomas Piketty

is the author, and it argues for wealth taxes.

Russia ‘Is Testing Us', $100B Nvidia-OpenAI Deal, Piketty Demands Wealth Tax

Mentioned by

Seth Stephens-Davidowitz

as a study using digitized tax records.

Your gut instinct is usually wrong

Mentioned as a bestseller highlighting income and wealth inequality.

‘Outdated and unjust’: can we reform global capitalism?

Mentioned by

Guy Swann

as an incredible paper titled Capital in the 21st Century.

Reboot - Read_750 - Capital in the 21st Century

Mentioned by

Scott Rank

as a book that looks back on centuries of Western economics and argues that capitalism inherently concentrates wealth and increases poverty.

Did Tariffs Make America a Manufacturing Powerhouse Or Trigger Economic Misery and Stifle Global Trade?

Mentioned by

Thomas Piketty

when discussing his past proposals for a world wealth tax.

Thomas Piketty Talks Wealth Taxes

Mentioned by

Gene Epstein

as an example of a book about the corruption of capitalism that he believes is without merit.

Gene Epstein: Austrian Economics, Soho Debates & Is BTC a 'store of value'?

Mentioned by

Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks

to illustrate the growing economic inequality and its potential threat to democratic societies.

The Economics of Liberty (Rabbi Sacks on Behar-Bechukotai, Covenant & Conversation)

Mentioned by

Rob Wiblin

when discussing the concept of 'R is greater than G'.

#73 - Phil Trammell on patient philanthropy and waiting to do good [re-release]

Mentioned when discussing the impact of rising inequality on political discourse.

With allies like these: NATO’s bickering leaders hold a summit

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