Is the Economy Recovering for Black Women?

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If the economy is not working for black women, it's probably not working for anybody. And so if we can get black women to a place where they're economically stable, financially secure and empowered in the economy, then perhaps everybody who is less marginalized will be better off. One thing i love is how many great people anna has mentioned these past two episodes. I've put links to find those people on my web site, which is linked in the show notes.

Part 2 is here! Gamestop, #stonks, Universal Basic Income, how to incentivize things that are good for us, whether or not kids should have an allowance, Trekonomics and more. Economist, professor and “Freakonomics” co-author Steven Levitt joins to chat about everything from being cheap and what decision making costs our minds to the worth of the Amazon rainforest. Rising economics star and Harvard Fellow Anna Gifty Opoku-Agyeman graces us with her thoughts on the subreddit WallStreetBets, how we measure the health of the economy, dealing with bullies, and Gossip Girl. Hey, watch out: you’re about to like Economics.

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