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Brian Wesbury

A Chief Economist at First Trust Advisors LP discussing macroeconomic trends.

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Aug 13, 2024 • 51min

#190 Brian Wesbury: 'The Morphine Is Wearing Off' And We're Headed For Recession And A Market Correction

Brian Wesbury, Chief Economist at First Trust Advisors LP, shares insightful perspectives on the economy. He predicts a looming recession and a potential 15-20% correction in the overvalued stock market. Wesbury highlights the fragility of recovery post-lockdown and warns of the impacts of rising unemployment. He critiques the Federal Reserve's separation of money supply and interest rates, and discusses the growing wealth disparity. The conversation also touches on ideological battles between capitalism and state-run economies as the U.S. election approaches.
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Jul 15, 2024 • 26min

ROI Podcast | Episode 25 | Key Insights from the First Half of 2024 | Ryan Issakainen | July 15, 2024

Ryan Issakainen hosts a conversation with financial experts Bob Stein, Brian Wesbury, Jim Murchie, and Richard Bernstein. They analyze the political landscape ahead of the upcoming elections, including the Biden-Trump rematch and its implications. The discussion shifts to energy demands driven by tech like electric vehicles, scrutinizing public policy and infrastructure needs. Lastly, they highlight emerging investment trends, covering significant shifts in ETF markets and the challenges faced by various investment strategies.
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May 20, 2024 • 39min

ROI Podcast | Episode 21 | A Recession is Still Likely…But Here’s Why We Could Be Wrong | May 20, 2024

Brian Wesbury, an expert on the US economy, dives into the effects of government spending on growth and why a recession may still be on the horizon. He discusses the Federal Reserve's challenges with inflation and interest rates while reflecting on the disparity between government job growth and the private sector. Wesbury also shares an optimistic view on economic recovery linked to historical policy shifts and the enduring relevance of Milton Friedman’s insights. Additionally, he touches on the importance of Stoicism in navigating today's chaotic landscape.