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- The economy grows when political and economic power are separated. The closer they are to each other, the worse for growth, argues Randall G. Holcombe, an economist from Florida State University. You will also find out:- how market power differs from economic power?- how has the concept of power been evolving since the time of foragers?- how to eliminate the "rent-seeking"?You can watch the podcast as a video with Polish subtitles

Back in the 70' he co-founded Quantum Fund with George Soros. Now it's a long time past. Jim Rogers has been an investor on its own for years. He's living in Singapure and believes Asian Century has come. Sadly he has got no good news for young people. Unless they learn how to profit from disasters, they'll be in troubles.

If you are into witch trials, wife sales or piracy, well, this podcast if for you. Peter Leeson, economist from George Mason Unviersity, is studying strange customs trying to find the reason behind them. Rational reason. Homo economicus is not dead - he says - it's a useful model!

Pope Francis ciritical opinions on free markets are misguided. Don't be fooled, he is an authority, but in religion, specifically in Catholic religion, not in economics. Says Alejandro A. Chaufen, managing director of Acton Institute, economist and an author of "Faith and Liberty"Video with subs in Polish

People talking of how global warming will kill us all are wrong. It will not kill us if we adjust. Also there are more important problems than climate that we can solve cheaper, easier and faster. A talk with  Bjørn Lomborg, a Danish author and President of the think tank, Copenhagen Consensus Center. Video version with subtitles in Polish

He is a real traveller who visited over 80 countries in times when they were facing riots, wars and economic transformation. His travels made him a fierce defender of human freedom. Meet Lawrence Reed, an economist, a journalist and the president emeritus of Foundation for Economic Education.

Jeffrey A. Tucker is a well-known libertarian author, economist and Editorial Director for the American Institute for Economic Research. He was spiritus movens of Great Barrington Declaration, he's been firmly anti-lockdown since the beginning of pandemic.

Pandemic and unprecedented government actions taken to prevent it might have inflationary consequences in the future. After the WWII we at least tried to pay back debts, right now there are no plans like that - says Arnold Kling, economist who worked for Federal Reserve.

Richard Vedder, a distinguished Professor of Economics at Ohio University in Athens, speaks on the dangers regarding the growth of the government in crisis. Sadly it nevers comes back to its pre-crisis size. Every additional dollar collected in taxes contributes to more than a dollar increase in public spending.

Professor David Friedman, son of Milton Friedman, is even more radical than his father - he is an anarchocapitalist. But this talk is not about anarchism. It's about US politics, power of Big Tech, Black Lives Matter movement and the concept of sustainable growth.