Are Larger Small Firms Better at Innovation?

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Glenn Lowry: I was a student of Bob Solo, Peter Diamond, MIT in the 1970s. He thought he was just going to write papers more or less like that for the rest of his academic life. "I didn't appreciate fully at the time the extraordinary and, you know, revolutionary character of the developments in economic theory"

Economist and public intellectual Glenn Loury joined Tyler to discuss the soundtrack of Glenn’s life, Glenn's early career in theoretical economics, his favorite Thomas Schelling story, the best place to raise a family in the US, the seeming worsening mental health issues among undergraduates, what he learned about himself while writing his memoir, what his right-wing fans most misunderstand about race, the key difference he has with John McWhorter, his evolving relationship with Christianity, the lasting influence of his late wife, his favorite novels and movies, how well he thinks he will face death, and more.

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Recorded January 11th, 2023

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