
Ashley Hodgson
Economics professor at St. Olaf College and YouTuber. Focuses on paradigm shifts in economics, governance, and knowledge systems through her YouTube channel, The New Enlightenment.
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Apr 15, 2025 • 0sec
EP 296 Ashley Hodgson on Economic Mythology and System Change
Ashley Hodgson, an economics professor at St. Olaf College and YouTuber, shares her fresh insights on economic mythology and its influence on society. She critiques conventional measures like GDP and explores the need for a paradigm shift toward real societal values. Discussion includes the impact of tech giants on privacy, the interplay of selfish and altruistic behaviors in economics, and the intricate dynamics of community morality. Hodgson advocates for new institutions to reflect our interconnected challenges while navigating the complexities of utopian ideals and conflict resolution.

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Feb 14, 2024 • 1h 6min
Ashley Hodgson: "The New Enlightenment and Behavioral Economics”
Nate Haganz interviews Ashley Hodgson, a professor in behavioral economics, discussing 'The New Enlightenment' and how to align systems with sustainable goals. They explore the integration of psychology into economic models, the benefits of cooperation and consuming less, the concept of systems depreciation, intergenerational dynamics, redirecting resources towards positive institutions, and the importance of exploring and testing different ideas for new systems.

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Jul 12, 2023 • 1h 3min
Crumbling institutions, culture wars, and the dismissal economy (with Ashley Hodgson)
Ashley Hodgson, an Associate Professor of Economics and insightful YouTuber, dives deep into the crumbling trust in modern institutions. She discusses the 'dismissal economy' and how misinformation skews public perception. Hodgson advocates for a shift from 'one dollar, one vote' to 'one person, one vote,' emphasizing empathy and dialogue to reduce societal contempt. She explores innovative business models that enrich communities while addressing biases and the challenges of information overload, ultimately calling for a new enlightenment in governance.