1721. The Countries That Fell Short at the Winter Olympic Games
Jadrian Wooten analyzes which countries underperformed in the Winter Olympics based on economic factors like population and income affecting medal counts.
1722. The owners want to close this Colorado coal plant. The Trump administration says no
A conflict arises as Colorado utilities oppose the Trump administration's mandate to keep coal plants operational, reflecting tensions in energy policy and industry support.
1723. I guess Mexico is solving for the equilibrium?
An argument that U.S. military involvement in Mexico aims to disrupt drug cartels and shift the equilibrium, reflecting a potential change in foreign policy strategy.
1724. Business Cycle Indicators: GDP, Personal Income, Mfg & Trade Industry Sales, Consumption
The discussion focuses on key economic indicators related to the business cycle, including GDP, personal income, manufacturing and trade sales, and consumption trends.
1725. Tariff Policy by the Numbers
Paul Krugman discusses the Supreme Court's ruling against Trump's tariff policies and the complexities of U.S. international trade law.
1726. Does anyone know why we're still doing tariffs?
Noah Smith discusses the Supreme Court's ruling on Trump's tariffs, their implications, and the unclear rationale behind their continued use despite economic challenges.
1727. Gaurav Ahuja interviews me
The discussion explores Iceland's historical resilience, individualism, and the implications of U.S. fiscal policy on democracy and long-term stability.
1728. Section 122 Implementation in Context
Menzie Chinn analyzes the implications of Section 122, discussing the current state of the U.S. balance of payments and currency stability.
1729. On the Q4 Advance Release: GDP vs. “Core GDP” and Residential Investment
Menzie Chinn analyzes Q4 GDP data, comparing it to "Core GDP" and discussing implications for residential investment and economic forecasts.
1730. FCC calls for more 'patriotic, pro-America' programming in run-up to 250th anniversary
A campaign encourages broadcasters to emphasize patriotic programming celebrating America's history leading up to its 250th anniversary.
1731. Why the “Lesser Included Action” Argument for IEEPA Tariffs Fails
Alex Tabarrok discusses the Supreme Court's ruling on IEEPA tariffs, arguing that the "lesser included action" reasoning fails due to political economy considerations.
1732. Talking With Ro Khanna
A discussion on the challenges of representing a diverse Silicon Valley district amid wealth concentration, inequality, and the impact of technology on society.
1733. Innovation Hurting Workers Or Capitalists
Robert Vienneau discusses the impact of technological innovations on agricultural production, land rent, and efficiency in a multi-commodity economy.
1734. Closing tabs: Saturday Morning Edition
The post shares various links and thoughts on relationships, AI, and personal experiences, blending personal anecdotes with insights on love and technology.
1735. Trump excoriates Supreme Court justices after tariff loss
The post discusses the president's reaction to a setback regarding tariffs and the implications for U.S. trade policy.
1736. I podcast on Spain and Latin America
The discussion centers on El Salvador's potential for economic growth, tourism development, and the challenges posed by governance and regional safety risks.
1737. After the Supreme Court's ruling on tariffs, companies line up for refunds
The Associated Press discusses the Supreme Court's decision on tariffs and the implications for refunds of collected government funds.
1738. IEEPA! IEEPA! IEEPA!
The discussion centers on Trump's misuse of the International Emergency Economic Powers Act for tariffs, highlighting the implications for presidential power and constitutional authority.
1739. GDP continues to grow
The post discusses recent U.S. GDP growth rates, their implications for recession indicators, and the impact of consumption and government spending on economic performance.
1740. Trust in Numbers
Claudia Sahm discusses the importance of trusting economic data from federal agencies and the safeguards against manipulation that ensure its credibility.