Jacob and Rob parse some of President-elect Trump’s first cabinet picks and what it might mean for economic policy. They compare previous approaches to economic policy and make some provocative comparisons. From there, they turn to China’s (underwhelming) “stimulus” announcement last week, and close with some thoughts on Japan’s recent election.
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Timestamps:
(00:00) - Intro
(01:54) - Global Ice Trade
(03:56) - Scott Besant's Economic Policies
(18:51) - Historical Comparisons and Economic Models
(33:21) - The Facade of Dollar Exchange
(34:11) - El Salvador's Bitcoin Bet
(35:53) - Trump's Cabinet Picks and Policy Clashes
(37:08) - China's Economic Strategies and Stimulus
(48:23) - Japan's Political Landscape
(58:20) - China's Global Investments
(59:39) - Concluding Thoughts on Global Dynamics
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Referenced in the Show:
Link to application for Club CI: https://bit.ly/club-ci
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