56 minOpenAI - Fireside Chat with Tyler Cowen and Alex Tabarrok
via Marginal Revolution
22 minPeter Howitt, prize in economic sciences 2025: Official interview
via Nobel Prize - Economic Sciences
1 minCan Authoritarian Systems Truly Innovate? #UncommonKnowledge
via Hoover Institution
54 minLike Oil and Water? Free-Market Environmentalism with Terry Anderson
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1:27 hOrganizational Structure | Remote Work | Hoover Institution
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2 minMarkets vs. Mandates: The First Steps Towards Clean Energy Markets | Intellections
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55 minFrom the Shelf with Curator Arnold Kling: Virginia Postrel
via EconLog
18 min105. Light Bulbs | The Economics of Everyday Things
via Freakonomics
59 minFrom the Shelf with Curator Arnold Kling: James Cham 1/30/24
via EconLog
23 minWilliam D. Nordhaus, Prize in Economic Sciences, 2018: Official interview
via Nobel Prize - Economic Sciences
37 minThe U.S. Economy with Peter Thiel
via Hoover Institution
18 minWill Life on Mars Ever Be Economically Viable?
via Economics Explained
41 minGeorge Gilder on Uncommon Knowledge
via Hoover Institution
1:17 hOn the Nature of Entrepreneurship | Ellen McGrattan | Hoover Institution
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39 minThe Free-Market Case for Green
via Hoover Institution
49 minProperty Rights, Innovation, And Prosperity
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29 min5. What Do Tom Sawyer and the Founder of Duolingo Have in Common? | No Stupid Questions
via Freakonomics
57 minHoover Book Club: Stephen Haber On "The Battle over Patents: History and Politics of Innovation"
via Hoover Institution
13 min28. Horseshoe Crab Blood | The Economics of Everyday Things
via Freakonomics
2 min05 Issues on My Mind: A Better Energy Future, by George P. Shultz
via Hoover Institution
2:40 hWhat Is The Academy’s Role In Evidence-Based Policy Making For Intellectual Property?
via Hoover Institution
43 min118. “My God, This Is a Transformative Power” | People I (Mostly) Admire
via Freakonomics
46 minFULL VIDEO | Kevin Kelly: Will A.I. Make Us Smarter? | People I (Mostly) Admire | Episode 106
via Freakonomics