Greg Ip

Greg Ip, Chief Economics Commentator for The Wall Street Journal, dives into the current state of the U.S. economy amidst Trump's presidency. He discusses how surprisingly stable economic indicators contrast with public anxiety over tariffs and deportations. Despite political turmoil, consumer spending and hiring remain robust, yet confidence lags behind. The conversation also touches on the implications of trade policies for manufacturing and economic perception, exploring the disconnect between political narratives and real economic performance.

In this insightful discussion, Greg Ip, Chief economics commentator for The Wall Street Journal, delves into President-elect Trump's proposed tariffs and their potential to reshape global trade. He highlights how these tariffs aim to bolster American manufacturing while inciting mixed reactions among economists. The impact on the shoe industry is noteworthy, as companies reconsider production locations due to rising costs. The conversation also touches on the broader economic consequences, including tensions with China and Germany, as the world braces for changing trade dynamics.

Binyamin Appelbaum, economist and journalist at The New York Times, Scott Horsley from NPR, Greg Ip of The Wall Street Journal, and Heather Long from The Washington Post dive into Trump's economic plans. They analyze the potential impacts of proposed tariffs on consumer prices and American industries, exploring the 'Grinch Effect' on toy costs. The conversation shifts to the implications of mass deportation on the labor market and housing, stressing the vital roles of undocumented workers while addressing inflation and budget deficits. A thought-provoking dissection of economic policy awaits!

Tracy Alloway, co-host of the Odd Lots podcast and an economics expert, teams up with Greg Ip, Chief economics commentator at The Wall Street Journal. They tackle the surprising resilience of the U.S. economy and the paradox of declining inflation alongside low unemployment. The duo discusses the implications of government spending on healthcare and climate initiatives, while also exploring the potential for a 'soft landing' instead of a recession. Their insights challenge traditional economic theories amidst ongoing uncertainty.

Greg Ip, the Chief Economics Commentator at the Wall Street Journal, dives into the hot topic of industrial policy under President Biden. He discusses the government's role in supporting green energy and semiconductor manufacturing, debating the risks and rewards of such intervention. Historical precedents highlight failures, but Ip argues for the necessity of government action in today's global challenges. The dialogue also touches on Buy America provisions and 'friend shoring' strategies, revealing the complexities of navigating economic resilience.

Greg Ip, chief economics commentator at The Wall Street Journal, discusses the likelihood of a US recession, inflation containment, and President Biden’s growth strategy. They also address Trump's indictment, a special counsel appointment, and changing attitudes towards work-life balance. The economic outlook, market optimism, AI's impact on the workplace, and the concept of Bidenomics are analyzed. The chapter concludes with a discussion on improving economic literacy and understanding pardons in Georgia.

Greg Ip, Chief Economics Commentator at The Wall Street Journal, discusses the striking 2.8% growth of the U.S. economy and its disconnect with public sentiment. Sarah Randazzo, an education reporter, delves into the challenging dynamics of teaching about elections without stirring controversy in the classroom. Dan Divizay analyzes the fluctuating college tuition landscape and government support's impact on costs. Alison Pauly reveals the trend of purchasing expedited travel services, while Emily Stewart sheds light on the struggles of pharmacies amid fierce retail competition.

Clare Malone, a journalist from the New Yorker, joins Robert F. Kennedy Jr., known for his controversial campaigns, and Greg Ip, an economics journalist. They dive into RFK Jr.'s unique presidential run, including a bizarre incident involving a dead bear in his trunk. Greg provides insights on the surprisingly steady economy amid rising unemployment. The discussion also touches on Taylor Swift concert cancellations due to security threats and the drama surrounding Olympic gymnastics results. It’s a mix of politics, economy, and pop culture!

Journalists Greg Ip and Janet Adamy discuss the alarming global decline in fertility rates, the causes behind falling birth rates, the increase in abortion rates driven by telehealth services, and the impact of pro-life actions on medical residencies. The podcast explores the ethical dilemmas faced by medical students choosing OBGYN residencies amidst the evolving landscape of medical training and societal expectations.

Preet speaks with Greg Ip, the Chief Economics Commentator at the Wall Street Journal, ahead of Tuesday’s Federal Reserve Board meeting. What is the impact of monetary policy on inflation and the health of the overall economy? And how does the Fed work? Stay Tuned in Brief is a new offering from CAFE and the Vox Media Podcast Network. It’s what it sounds like: a shorter Stay Tuned. Please let us know what you think! Email us at letters@cafe.com, or leave a voicemail at 669-247-7338. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices