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Speaker 2: It is the heritage of the show which as we
Speaker 2: do market economics, we're worried about economics, finance, investment, all
Speaker 2: the linkages and that flows over into equities, bonds, currencies,
Speaker 2: and commodities. I think I came up with one of
Speaker 2: those phrase, and very decidedly Matthew Winkler, the founder of
Speaker 2: Bloomberg News, came up with the other phrase. I don't
Speaker 2: think I can remember which ones which, but you know,
Speaker 2: there it is. I think equities, bonds, currencies, commodities was
Speaker 2: from Matt Winkler, the founder of Bloomberg News. But the
Speaker 2: point is we very early on figured out there was
Speaker 2: an insatiable interest in smart academics who could communicate this single.
Speaker 2: Best idea is to focus on two of those, and
Speaker 2: two foundational members of what we've done. It really goes
Speaker 2: back to, you know, multiple decades, to the support of
Speaker 2: Kenneth Rogoff of Harvard University, many others, Ed Lazier, the
Speaker 2: late Ed Lazier of Stanford and John Taylor of Stanford
Speaker 2: as well many many others. Megdan Desai over at the
Speaker 2: London School of Economics, but one of the first people
Speaker 2: to climb on board the surveillance bandwagon was Barry Keing Green.
Speaker 2: He is absolutely definitive. At Berkeley, he writes what I
Speaker 2: call dnse, which is, if you get a forty page
Speaker 2: paper from Ikea Green, like his paper that stopped traffic
Speaker 2: at Jackson Hole last summer, it takes you a long
Speaker 2: time to read it because he's so acute, so inward
Speaker 2: that on international economics, there is no comparer. As I
Speaker 2: said today in the show, the only comparing contrast with
Speaker 2: Keen Green on international economics is Douglas Er When at
Speaker 2: Dartmouth College. Of course, you know we did the high
Speaker 2: falutin discussion with professor Iikeer Green, but then we got basic.
Speaker 2: I asked Barry and Green about Chinese electric vehicles.
Speaker 3: Well, I think the Biden administration is attempting to do
Speaker 3: this in order to build up indigenous capacity in the
Speaker 3: United States to evs. I'm not convinced this is a
Speaker 3: good idea. I think it Chinese EV's are still down
Speaker 3: market relative to what we do and what we aspire
Speaker 3: to produce in the US. I think the result of
Speaker 3: these tariffs will be to reroot Chinese evs to Europe
Speaker 3: and European production to the United States. I don't think
Speaker 3: there'll be a major impact on the US in the
Speaker 3: long run. If we're going to be competitive in ev production,
Speaker 3: we're going to have to grow that capacity at home.
Speaker 2: Very ike and green, with too many books to mention.
Speaker 2: His seminal effort pushing thirty years ago now, I believe
Speaker 2: is Golden Fetters, which is definitive on early gold economics.
Speaker 2: It's again a densery, but very important and a definitive
Speaker 2: read for gold and also globalizing capital, which is somewhat
Speaker 2: the history of the international monetary fun We move forward
Speaker 2: to someone who is with us often, not every time,
Speaker 2: but I'll explain who she is. She is Wendy Schiller,
Speaker 2: and she has had prodigious impact in the civics of America.
Speaker 2: Her textbooks are not history but almost civics lessons for
Speaker 2: a good part of America. She's hugely successful in the
Speaker 2: publishing industry and provides a high energy effort at Brownie University.
Speaker 2: Brown announced this week that they will establish some form
Speaker 2: of graduate level school of International Relations. They have wisely
Speaker 2: selected as interim share of their new Brown University effort.
Speaker 2: Wendy Schiller. I was crushed. I was certain we were
Speaker 2: going to lose Shiller from Bloomberg surveillance.
Speaker 1: Wanted the job. It's very exciting for Brown. So we're
Speaker 1: really excited to be a place that will be producing
Speaker 1: not only great undergraduates, but producing we already do Masters
Speaker 1: of public fair students and being a player in trying
Speaker 1: to influence policy outcomes.
Speaker 2: We're on our way.
Speaker 3: You're on.
Speaker 2: You're very very exciting.
Speaker 1: Just and I can still do Bloomberg. And you could
Speaker 1: negotiated in the agreement with them that I could still
Speaker 1: do Bloomberg.
Speaker 2: Very good. That's a key item right there, a negotiating
Speaker 2: point that she could still come on here. Thank god
Speaker 2: for that. Wendy Schiller of Brown University. She went on
Speaker 2: to talk about this is before we heard that the
Speaker 2: president will travel to France, but we talked to Professor
Speaker 2: Schiller about the great challenges of our political system. Paul
Speaker 2: Sweeney had some great questions on the trial unfolding downtown,
Speaker 2: the jury deliberation. Maybe by the time you hear this,
Speaker 2: there'll be some form of jury agreement. But David Gurra
Speaker 2: is downtown and June Grosso really was a value added
Speaker 2: today with her truly encyclopedic effort on American law June Grosso,
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