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Justin Wolfers

๐Ÿ‘ค Speaker
1665 total appearances

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The Find Out Podcast
How Is The Economy Really Doing?

I think we have a billionaire president.

The Find Out Podcast
How Is The Economy Really Doing?

who's beholden to the billionaire class who just did this as a reflex.

The Find Out Podcast
How Is The Economy Really Doing?

And I don't think he actually really tried to win the argument at all.

The Find Out Podcast
How Is The Economy Really Doing?

Um, I think they've given up on the theory and it's just like, we're in control.

The Find Out Podcast
How Is The Economy Really Doing?

We take the big heart.

The Find Out Podcast
How Is The Economy Really Doing?

I might be wrong about that, but, um,

The Find Out Podcast
How Is The Economy Really Doing?

It didn't... You're the first person who asked me that question in a long time.

The Find Out Podcast
How Is The Economy Really Doing?

It's been proven to work.

The Find Out Podcast
How Is The Economy Really Doing?

So there's a story people on the left like to tell.

The Find Out Podcast
How Is The Economy Really Doing?

It is that left wing presidents are good for the economy and right wing presidents are bad.

The Find Out Podcast
How Is The Economy Really Doing?

It does turn out, by the way, most right-wing presidents in recent decades have managed to have a healthy recession under their watch.

The Find Out Podcast
How Is The Economy Really Doing?

Equally, I don't think blaming Donald Trump for a virus coming over from Wuhan is clearly an outcome of economic policy.

The Find Out Podcast
How Is The Economy Really Doing?

Correct.

The Find Out Podcast
How Is The Economy Really Doing?

There's a story on the right they like to tell, which is Republicans are good for economic policy and Democrats are bad.

The Find Out Podcast
How Is The Economy Really Doing?

The problem is...

The Find Out Podcast
How Is The Economy Really Doing?

Much simpler than that, which is when you only get one new observation every four years, we don't have enough data to say anything particularly clear about this.

The Find Out Podcast
How Is The Economy Really Doing?

You know, because how far back in history do you want to go?