2261. Tariffs, Growth, and Brexit
Janet Bufton discusses the long-term economic impacts of tariffs and Brexit, emphasizing their effects on growth and market efficiency.
2262. Here's why Bill Gates is giving away most of his remaining fortune to his charity
An argument that Bill Gates is reallocating his wealth to charity as part of a broader philanthropic strategy after his success with Microsoft.
2263. How Can You Tell if Health Insurance Helps Health?
Timothy Taylor discusses the complexities of determining the causal effects of health insurance on health outcomes, highlighting various research methodologies used to analyze this relationship.
2264. The Lure of Yesteryear Manufacturing
An argument that reviving labor-intensive manufacturing in the U.S. through tariffs is economically detrimental and counterproductive to modern employment and productivity.
2265. Realtor.com Reports Most Actively "For Sale" Inventory since 2019
Bill McBride discusses the significant increase in housing inventory and new listings reported by Realtor.com, indicating a lively real estate market.
2266. This is Vindication???
An argument that recent claims of vindication for protectionist views lack substantial data and overlook the benefits of globalization, despite its social and economic challenges.
2267. Will Trump Pretend to Fix What He Broke?
An argument that the Trump administration's trade policies are misguided and detrimental, attempting to address non-existent problems while creating economic uncertainty and potential harm to the U.S. economy.
2268. Globalization did not hollow out the American middle class
An argument that globalization's impact on the American middle class is misunderstood, emphasizing the need for reindustrialization despite the negative effects of tariffs.
2269. Americans are already seeing Trump's tariffs kick in. They sent in receipts to prove it
Increased tariffs on imports are raising prices for Americans, as evidenced by receipts showing the financial impact on consumers.
2270. Fed keeps interest rates steady. And, Catholics around the world wait for a new Pope
Brittney Melton discusses the Federal Reserve's decision on interest rates and the Trump administration's deportation plans for migrants to Libya.
2271. Economists warn Trump's research cuts could have dire consequences for GDP
Geoff Brumfiel discusses economists' concerns that President Trump's proposed cuts to federal scientific funding could negatively impact GDP in the long run.
2272. My excellent Conversation with Jack Clark
Tyler Cowen discusses his conversation with Jack Clark about the economic implications of AI, including growth rates and challenges in various sectors.
2273. New documentary charges killing of Palestinian American journalist was intentional
An argument that a new documentary investigates the intentional killing of Palestinian American journalist Shireen Abu Akleh, highlighting the implications of the incident.
2274. It's hard out there for a Fed chair
Wailin Wong discusses President Trump's threats against Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell and the implications for the Fed's independence.
2275. USDA chief says agency is trying to fill key jobs after paying 15,000 to leave
The USDA is attempting to fill key positions after offering financial incentives for employees to leave the agency.
2276. Energy Star, efficiency program that has steered consumer choice, targeted in cuts
A plan to eliminate Energy Star offices threatens a program that helps consumers choose eco-friendly products and reduce their expenses, according to consumer and environmental advocates.
2277. In the wake of tariffs, cargo at the Port of LA is down 35%
Steve Futterman discusses the significant decline in cargo at the Port of LA and its broader economic implications for businesses.
2278. America's air traffic control problem
The author discusses the recent disruptions at Newark Liberty International Airport due to air traffic control issues, highlighting staffing and technology problems, according to David Grizzle.
2279. How a visit from actor Jon Voight led Trump to post about movie tariffs
Mandalit del Barco discusses how Jon Voight's visit influenced Trump's stance on movie tariffs and his willingness to engage with industry leaders.
2280. What "Made in China" actually means
The discussion explores the complexities of determining the "country of origin" for products labeled as "Made in China," highlighting the nuances in customs regulations and definitions.