Debt and Deficits: Time to Worry?
Martha Gimbel, executive director of The Budget Lab at Yale, returns to the New Bazaar to chat with Cardiff about all things debt and defici...
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AI Shock vs the China Shock
The China Shock of the 1990s and 2000s remains, even now, the subject of much debate. American consumers benefited from the cheaper goods th...
A City From Scratch
This episode is about an ambitious project to erect an entire new city in California, from scratch, about a one-hour drive north of San Fran...
Ideas for a Post-YIMBY Housing Future
Arpit Gupta, a finance professor at NYU who has made important contributions on a startingly high number of topics, speaks with Cardiff abou...
The Roots of our Zero-Sum Moment
Stefanie Stantcheva is an economist at Harvard and the head of the Social Economics Lab, where her team has done extraordinary work investig...
AI and the Human Touch
EIG chief economist Adam Ozimek chats with Cardiff Garcia about Adam’s new post, AI and the Economics of the Human Touch . An excerpt: Eithe...
Crime, Leniency, and the Science of Second Chances
Jen Doleac is an economist and the director of the Criminal Justice program at Arnold Ventures. She joins Cardiff on the show to chat about...
The Licensing Racket
Nearly 30 million workers, or roughly one in five workers throughout the country, are required to have a professional license before they ca...
The surprising economics of the world’s most valuable asset
Mike Bird, the Wall Street editor of The Economist, joins Cardiff to discuss his new book, The Land Trap: A New History of the World’s Oldes...
Lessons of the Rare Earths Showdown
How can the United States make its economy more resilient not just to future economic shocks but the threat of such shocks from its geopolit...
Housing and the Politics of Place
What accounts for the astonishing streak of YIMBY wins this year — and which concessions, if any, should they consider offering to the NIMBY...
Attention and the Possibility of Persuasion
Jerusalem Demsas is one of Cardiff’s favorite econ and housing journalists, a previous New Bazaar guest, and now the founder and editor of T...
Is the US about to fix its housing problem?
The ROAD (Renewing Opportunity in the American Dream) to Housing Act is a bipartisan bill now making its way through Congress. And as today’...
Bubbly markets and the TACO trade
Rob Armstrong is the writer who first coined the acronym in The TACO Trade, which stands for Trump Always Chickens Out, in a column back in...
AI and Jobs: What Do We Really Know?
Will artificial intelligence help you do your job, or will it just straight-up do your job and leave you unemployable? Or will the future br...
The US-China Trade War: Causes and Consequences
It's hard to think of a better guide to the ongoing US-China trade war than Evan Medeiros. A professor at Georgetown University's School of...
Tariffs and the global fallout
Chad Bown is not just among the world’s most respected trade economists. He is also perhaps the single most careful tracker of real-time tra...
Post-Bidenomics and what comes next
Joining Cardiff for this episode is Jared Bernstein, who was most recently the Chair of the Council of Economic Advisors for President Joe B...
High-skilled Immigration: The Way Ahead to Stay Ahead
On today’s episode, Cardiff chats with his EIG colleagues Adam Ozimek, chief economist, and Connor O’Brien, research analyst, about the one...
AI and the Global Battle for Tech Supremacy
It’s not often that someone comes up with a new, provocative, and persuasive theory about the competition between the US and China to be the...