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In his review of Claes G. Ryn's The Failure of American Conservatism, David Gordon points out that Austrian economic methodology is not a value-laden Jacobin experiment, but rather a workable explanation of how a successful economy works.
Original Article: Jacobin Capitalism?
(0:00) Live from the WEF: "Oh Davos, Kumbaya"
(4:25) Why Davos lost its luster, plus major moments: Milei's speech, Jamie Dimon on Trump
(21:53) Boeing's regulatory capture leading to negative impact on consumer safety
(35:16) Adam Neumann facing familiar challenges at his new startup, Flow
(50:24) Evaluating "tech-enabled businesses" vs. traditional businesses that are utilizing technology
(1:00:47) Streaming at a crossroads: is the business model broken?
(1:20:51) Science Corner: New study on microplastics in water bottles
(1:32:42) All-In Poker
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Progressives claim that state-sponsored healthcare systems are superior to market-based systems. Their arguments don’t add up.
Original Article: Markets versus State Healthcare Systems: Some Points of Contention
A pivotal moment in U.S. political history is when CNBC's Rick Santelli went on a gigantic rant against Obama's stimulus programs while on the floor of the Chicago Board of Trade. The rant is credited by some as having helped galvanize the Tea Party movement, which rapidly became highly influential within the Republican party. Standing next to Santelli was a floor trader, Eric Wilkinson, who joined along in the rant, and become a player in his own right in the story. On this week's episode, we talk to Wilkinson about his background, the day of the rant, and how a conversation that he had had earlier that morning with Santelli influenced that moment.
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