Ones and Tooze

Discussion on the economics of political assassinations, including the cost of hiring a hitman and the impact on regime type. Also explores the history and dynamics of assassinations, evolution of backyard grilling in America, and luxury outdoor kitchens.

The podcast discusses how Beyonce's concerts in Sweden affected inflation and lodging prices, exploring the macroeconomic effects of her popularity. It also delves into Kantian economics, therapy benefits, German idealism in economics, and the importance of interdisciplinary collaboration to prevent future crises.

Exploring Tesla's challenges and rebranding as an AI company. Success of electric cars in China and their dominance in EV production. Tesla's strategic relationship with China and influence on the market. Comparison of Tesla's business model with Ford and Musk. Tesla's high-end products compared to other innovative products like the iPhone.

Discussing the Columbia protests for divestment from Israel, the podcast explores the economic landscape of universities, endowment management, donor influence, and political symbolism. It delves into the tensions at Columbia University during protests, analyzing the financial intricacies and historical significance of university endowments.

Exploring the economic implications of a civil war in the US, comparing states to European countries, discussing military capabilities and borrowing strategies. Analyzing how nations use foreign loans and resources for geopolitical influence. Delving into potential economic consequences of secession in the US, parallels with conflicts like Ukraine-Russia and the Civil War. Sponsor ads for therapy and data backup services. Speculative analysis of Western history through a Hollywood movie.

Podcast covers the economic implications of conflicts in the Middle East, potential impacts of a Biden or Trump administration, Brazil's energy choices, and analysis of Trump's economic policies including tariffs, tax cuts, and immigration restrictions.

Exploring the urgent humanitarian crisis in Gaza with 50% of the population facing famine, comparing strategic bombing in Germany to Gaza, navigating aid distribution in crisis zones, and drawing parallels with post-war Germany's de-development plan

The podcast delves into the economic implications of the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse in Baltimore, estimating the costly aftermath of the disaster. Additionally, it explores the economy of Tajikistan, focusing on remittances from Russian migrants, historical challenges, and the intricate relationship between Tajikistan and Iran.

Exploring the economic thinking of Pope Francis, the podcast contrasts his radical views on economic injustice, inequality, and climate change with traditional Catholic approaches. It discusses the intertwined concepts of human dignity and environmental stewardship, as well as Pope Francis' departure from traditional liberation theology, focusing on humility, people, and politics. Additionally, it explores the Vatican's engagement with social scientists and politicians under Pope Francis, facing conservative opposition.

Exploring the economic effects of resort hotels and the long-term implications of COVID-19. Discussing black swan events, vaccine development, and the need for global efforts. Highlighting the significance of handling crises, cloud backup services, and therapy importance. Delving into the appeal and historical significance of resort hotels, including the evolution of seaside resorts. Addressing the issue of exploitation in construction sites and sharing personal reflections on upcoming travel plans.