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Season Six

01 Making Sense of Economic Reasoning and Incentives
02 From Social Security to a Sharing Economy
03 Property Rights and Lessons from the American Frontier
04 The Future of American Conservatism & The Evolution of Macroeconomic Thinking
05 Economic Impacts of Immigration & Economic Freedom Differences Between Cities
06 On the Economic Impact of Slavery & Civil War Economics
07 Does Big Business Mean Big Trouble?

01 Making Sense of Economic Reasoning and Incentives

September 6, 2020
Steven Landsburg, University of Rochester

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02 From Social Security to a Sharing Economy

October 2, 2020
Dennis Jansen, Texas A&M University
Michael Munger, Duke University

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03 Property Rights and Lessons from the American Frontier

October 2, 2020
Ilia Murtazashvili, University of Pittsburgh
Rosolino Candela, Mercatus Center at George Mason University

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04 The Future of American Conservatism & The Evolution of Macroeconomic Thinking

September 27, 2020
George Will, The Washington Post
Edward Prescott, Arizona State University

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05 Economic Impacts of Immigration & Economic Freedom Differences Between Cities

October 4, 2020
Pia Orrenius, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas
Dean Stansel, Southern Methodist University

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06 On the Economic Impact of Slavery & Civil War Economics

October 11, 2020
Jeffrey Rogers Hummel, San Jose State University
Bryan Cutsinger, Angelo State University

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07 Does Big Business Mean Big Trouble?

October 18, 2020
Tyler Cowen, George Mason University
Todd Zywicki, George Mason University

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