Join esteemed economists Oren Cass, founder of American Compass and Financial Times contributor; Mariana Mazzucato, UCL professor and author of "The Entrepreneurial State"; and Paul Krugman, Nobel laureate and Substack writer as they dissect the implications of Trumponomics. They explore Trump's tariffs, the efficacy of industrial policy, and the complex dynamics of U.S. trade relations. The conversation also covers the necessity of AI regulation, concerns about economic bubbles, and the intertwined effects of immigration on the economy.

Nancy MacLean, a historian focused on democracy and economic inequality, joins Edward Balleisen, an expert in regulation history, economist Brad DeLong, corporate responsibility advocate Marjorie Kelly, and policy analyst Oren Cass. They unravel how neoliberalism has shaped the perception of a rigged economy, dissecting its origins and Reagan's lasting legacy. The discussion explores labor disparities, financialization's role in wealth inequality, and the impact of globalization on American jobs, uncovering the complex threads of economic dissatisfaction in contemporary society.

Ezra Klein, New York Times columnist, discusses the shifting American electorate and what Democrats must do moving forward. David Frum analyzes the repercussions of Trump’s victory on the political landscape. Oren Cass shares insights on the populist turn in the GOP and its potential future agenda. Zanny Minton Beddoes offers a global perspective on how a second Trump term could influence international relations, from Mexico to Europe. Together, they dissect the complex dynamics of American politics and its global implications.

Oren Cass, founder and chief economist of American Compass, advocates for a nuanced view of tariffs, arguing that they can protect domestic industries while challenging the idea that free trade is always beneficial. He discusses the economic implications of Trump's proposed tariffs, particularly their effects on inflation and low-income families. Cass also critiques traditional economic metrics like GDP, calling for a focus on median figures to better reflect the realities of the middle class and explores how Biden's policies might alter the economic landscape.

Oren Cass, Chief Economist at American Compass, advocates for a populist approach to Republican policies, focusing on labor rights and economic equity. Zachary Carter, author of "The Price of Peace," dives into Keynesian insights, challenging traditional conservative ideologies. They discuss the contradictions in the GOP's pro-worker rhetoric, the impacts of tariffs, and the evolving dynamics of immigration policy. The conversation highlights the need for a modern economic framework that prioritizes workers amidst the complexities of contemporary politics.

Oren Cass, the founder of American Compass and author of "The Once and Future Worker," discusses pivotal economic challenges facing the U.S. He delves into the decline of manufacturing and the coherence of Trump’s tariffs as a strategic response. Cass explores how traditional economic policies have overlooked the working class and debates whether Republicans or Democrats truly represent their interests. He emphasizes the need for a robust industrial economy, linking it to national security and sustainable job growth.

Oren Cass, founder of American Compass and author of The Once and Future Worker, joins the discussion on the economic implications of Trump’s immigration policies. He explores how recent immigration raids may reshape labor dynamics and affect American workers. Cass critiques the perception that immigrants are taking jobs, highlighting the necessity of quality employment for all. The conversation also delves into potential reforms in the U.S. immigration system, emphasizing the importance of skilled workers and improved labor conditions.

Oren Cass, an economist and political advisor, critiques international free trade and advocates for tariffs to protect American jobs. He discusses how free trade, particularly with China, has contributed to job loss and economic decline. Cass emphasizes the historical context of protectionism, linking deindustrialization to broader social issues like the opioid epidemic. The conversation highlights the necessity of balancing consumer interests with the need for a stable American workforce amid shifting global trade dynamics.

Oren Cass, founder and chief economist of American Compass, shares his insights on tariffs and U.S. trade policy with Freddy Gray at the ARC conference. They discuss Trump's recent announcement of reciprocal tariffs and how it could reshape global trade dynamics. Cass challenges the longstanding consensus on free trade, questioning its effectiveness for American businesses, especially in competition with China. They explore the complexities of economic dominance and the need for a pragmatic approach to U.S.-China relations in a rapidly evolving landscape.

Oren Cass, founder and chief economist at American Compass, delves into Donald Trump's vision for a 'golden age of America.' He discusses the implications of record tariffs and mass deportations, arguing they could help American workers by tightening the labor market and raising wages. Cass counters concerns about inflation and global trade wars, insisting that strong tariffs are necessary to combat China's unfair trade practices. His insights challenge the conventional economic perspectives, offering a provocative viewpoint on an America-first economic agenda.