People I (Mostly) Admire

61. Was Austan Goolsbee’s First Visit to the Oval Office Almost His Last?

Feb 5, 2022

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Is There a Carbon Tax?

03:42

Universal Basic Income

05:06

The Greatest Hits Have Been Silly

01:29

Introduction

3min

You Were a National Champion Debater, but You Were an Improvised Comic?

3min

Teaching

4min

Barocco Bama - Is He Going to Be the President?

5min

Is There a Sharp Line Drawn Between Policy and Strategy?

2min

Is There a Difference Between Academics and Policy?

2min

People I Most Admire Ispo by K We Co.

2min

What Makes a Data Set Good or Usable?

3min

The Greatest Hits Have Been Silly

1min

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Is the Federal Government Going to Bankruptcy?

2min

11.

Then Kreiser, G M and Kreisler?

2min

12.

What Happened to Kreisler?

4min

13.

Is This Too Risky?

2min

14.

Ain't Being Bag

2min

15.

You're the Epicenter of the Decisions

2min

16.

What's Your Take on Income Inequality?

2min

17.

Universal Basic Income

5min

18.

Is There a Carbon Tax?

4min

19.

Is There a Carbon Tax?

3min

The former chairman of the Obama administration’s Council of Economic Advisors tells Steve how improv comedy was a better training ground for teaching than a Ph.D. from M.I.T., and why he’s glad he was wrong about the automotive-industry bailout.