Best of 2018 Part 1
Excerpts from the following episodes feature in this 'Best of 2018 Part1'.
170 Jim Rogers on opportunities in Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Venezuela and North Korea
139 Loretta Napoleoni North Korea growth prospects and how they can position themselves in the world economy
155 Lotta Moberg Refugee Cities and SEZs
167 James Kenneth Galbraith on the prospects for the Greek economy
150 Chris Blattman the economic and psychological effects of violence and war esp among children and in communities
169 Jennifer Murtazashvili democrarcy and governance in Afghanistan and the leadership role of women in communities in Uzbekistan
145 Marie Mora Under-represented minority women in economics and the plight of Puerto Ricans in the US
161 Tyler Cowen on art, culture, liberty and prospects of economic growth and welfare in the US, China and India
160 Arjo Klamer Culture (Japan) and Writing as a means to create personal value
153 Sarah and Steve Writing
095: Scott Burns on Mobile Money Banking in Africa and the Success of M-Pesa
094: Daniel Crosby on Stock Market Investment Errors and the Price Earnings Ratio
093: Arthur Charpentier on Freakonometrics, Machine Learning and Big Data
092: Graham Brownlow on Rent Seeking, Cliometrics and the Economics of the DeLorean
091: The Age of Em by Robin Hanson
090: Stefan Szymanski on Soccernomics and How Sabermetrics, Inequality and Finance Rules the Sport
089: James Brusseau on Wealth Inequality and the Accursed Share
088: Denise Cummins on Fairness in Economics, Altruism and the Prisoners Dilemma
087: Asgeir B. Torfason on the Economy of Iceland and Explaining Negative Cashflows in Banks
086: Philip Pilkington on Determinism and the Reformation in Economics
085: Michael Roberts on Understanding Karl Marx and His Thinking on Capitalism
084: Mises v Marx: A Discussion with Peter Boettke
083: Stephen Kinsella on Stock Flow Models, Rent Controls and Being the Green Lantern of Economics
082: Peter Boettke on Smith and Keynes and Why We Should Be 'Living Economics'
081: Julie Nelson on the Importance of Ecology in Economics and the Misconception of Gender Roles in the Economy
080: Will Australia's Property Market and Economy Go Down Under? An Episode Featuring Steve Keen
079: Bryan Caplan on Parenting, the Case Against Education and the Rational Voter
078: Arnold Kling on the Hidden Story of How Markets Work, the Mortgage Crisis and How We Pay for Health Care
077: The Irish Economy 100 years on from the 1916 Easter Rising
076: Greg Ip on Foolproofing the Economy and Why Stability is Destabilizing
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