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The Captured Economy

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Author

Steven Teles

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Mentioned in 8 episodes

Mentioned by

Misha Chellam

, referring to ideas from both the left and the right.

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The politics of abundance, with Misha Chellam

Mentioned by

Steven Teles

, co-authored with Brink Lindsey, as an analysis of contemporary issues resembling historical economic protectionism.

577 | Steve Teles: Why the Realignment Has Made Think Tanks More Relevant Than Ever

Mentioned by

John Hardy

when discussing how the private sector has become a rent extraction machine in the absence of state capacity.

The waiting is the hardest part

Mentioned as a good book to read regarding the capture of bureaucracy by wealthy interests.

Do You Want Kings? Because That’s How You Get Kings - A No Kings Special, Sovereignty Saturdays

Mentioned by

Steve Teles

as a book he co-authored, offering a market-oriented perspective on populism.

526 | Steve Teles & Marshall Kosloff: Abundance and Its Enemies

Mentioned by

Steven Teles

as an attempt to bridge economic populism and libertarian arguments.

572 | Season Premiere: Steve Teles on The Realignment's New Home at Niskanen & Where Abundance Goes Next After Last Week's Conference + A Note on Charlie Kirk

Mentioned by

Steven Teles

as a book he published with Brink Lindsey that argues the economy had been simultaneously growing slower and getting more unequal.

Steven Teles on Abundance

Mentioned by

Steve Teles

as a book he published in 2017, arguing about simultaneous growth and inequality problems.

540 | Felicia Wong & Steve Teles: Can the Abundance Agenda and Economic Populism Get Along?

Mentioned by

Conor Curtis

as a book that goes into the subjects of corporate power from a more academic perspective.

The Real Deep State & Budget 2025: Leaders Are NOT Saviours, YOU Are.

Mentioned by

Steve Teles

as his book about how the slowing of growth and reduced competition redistributes wealth upward.

571 | Steve Teles: The Varieties of Abundance - Why Abundance Isn't Left, Right, or Center

Mentioned as one of

Brink Lindsey

's previous books.

Why Rich Societies Are Breaking Down

Mentioned by

Steve Teles

when discussing post-neoliberal left project.

553 | Steve Teles: Where Does the Abundance Agenda Go Next?

Mentioned as

Brink Lindsey

's 2017 book, co-authored with Steve Tallies, that confronts power and incumbency.

590 | Brink Lindsey: How the 21st Century Mugged a Libertarian

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