Harry Holzer

Join Harry Holzer, former Chief Economist at the U.S. Department of Labor and Public Policy Professor at Georgetown, as he delves into the transformative effects of AI on the labor market. Holzer discusses how past automation favored skilled workers and predicts AI's future impact on jobs, including a potential loss of entry-level positions. He emphasizes the need for better data on AI's effects and offers policy recommendations focused on education and retraining programs to support displaced workers. Tune in for insights on job creation versus job loss!

Harry Holzer, former Chief Economist at the U.S. Department of Labor and Georgetown professor, shares insights into the Biden administration's regulatory challenges and their impact on voter alienation. He discusses the political tension in Zimbabwe, highlighting the clash between President Mnangagwa and opposition leader Bombshell Geza. The conversation also explores the Democratic Party's efforts to reconnect with disillusioned voters and the balancing act between economic progress and necessary regulation amidst a shifting political landscape.

Nidhi Hegde, Executive Director of the American Economic Liberties Project, shares insights on the need for an anti-monopoly agenda to combat economic inequality. Harry Holzer, a labor market economist from Georgetown, delves into the complexities of post-COVID inflation and its implications on the economy. Mary Beth Maxwell emphasizes the importance of centering care in policy, advocating for a robust care agenda. The guests explore strategies for dismantling corporate power and empowering communities for a more inclusive economic future.