

Ep 75: What Economics Can Learn
Nov 29, 2024
In a fascinating discussion, the hosts explore how economics can benefit from anthropology and sociology. They emphasize the need for interdisciplinary approaches to enrich understanding and foster cognitive empathy. Topics include the value of direct interactions with firms for real-world insights, and the dangers of rigid methodological boundaries. The episode advocates for embracing holistic perspectives and eclecticism in knowledge production. It's a compelling call to break down academic silos and engage deeply with the complexities of human experience.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Bridging Disciplines: Engaging with Knowledge
01:56 • 27min
Rethinking Economic Inquiry
28:54 • 11min
Engaging with the Real World: Insights and Validity in Economics
39:55 • 2min
Understanding the Complexity of Economic Interventions
42:02 • 2min
Embracing Eclecticism in Knowledge
44:20 • 5min
Navigating Emotional Detachment in Economics
48:53 • 8min