The Pie: An Economics Podcast

podcast

Economists are always talking about The Pie – how it grows and shrinks, how it’s sliced, and who gets the biggest shares. Join host Tess Vigeland as she tal...

#195 US · Overall 135 recordings 2020 → today Every two weeks updated 3 days ago
Search in The Pie: An Economics Podcast →

All episodes

1–20 of 135
But the Cool Kids are Still Online: Behind Australia's Failed Social Media Ban contributed by Lukas · 3 days ago
Cut Off: How US Sanctions are Reshaping the Global Payment System contributed by Lukas · 17 days ago
Scoop and Run: How Should Gunshot Victims Get to the Hospital? contributed by Lukas · Aug 18
Talking to Strangers: The Economics of Social Connection contributed by Lukas · Aug 4
Passing the Pop Quiz: How Nursing Homes Predict Inspections, and What It Costs Patients contributed by Lukas · Jul 21
AI and Early Childhood Development: The Importance of Human Interaction contributed by Lukas · Jul 7
Signal and Noise: Why Politics Is About Culture When Voters Want Economics contributed by Lukas · Jun 23
How Should Parents Respond When Grades are Good, But Test Scores are Bad? contributed by Lukas · Jun 9
Tied to the Job: The Gains from Permanent Residency contributed by Lukas · May 26
Life as a Lab: John List on the Art and Ethics of Field Experiments contributed by Lukas · May 5
Wealth of Institutions: Randall Kroszner on Why Markets Stayed Calm While the Fed Came Under Fire contributed by Lukas · Apr 28
A Conversation with Raghuram Rajan: Corporate Governance, Community, and Political Economy contributed by Lukas · Apr 21
The Uneven Promise of School Choice: Who Applies vs. Who Benefits contributed by Lukas · Apr 14
The War in Iran: Oil, Cyber Warfare, and Alliances contributed by Lukas · Mar 31
The Geography of Human Capital: Why Rich Regions Stay Rich contributed by Lukas · Mar 17
Eugene Fama on 60 Years of Finance Research, Index Funds, and Market Efficiency contributed by Lukas · Mar 10
The Transformation of Capitalism: 250 Years After Adam Smith contributed by Lukas · Mar 3
Laboratories of Autocracy: What Happens When China Shuts Down Its Policy Experiments contributed by Lukas · Feb 17
Who Really Paid for the Tariffs? Brent Neiman on Liberation Day's Economic Aftermath contributed by Lukas · Feb 3
Venezuela After Maduro: What Comes Next? contributed by Lukas · Jan 20
page 1 of 7 Next → »»

Charts

module · podcast

#195 Overall · United States

🇰🇷 #19 · 🇮🇩 #23 · 🇮🇹 #53 · 🇳🇿 #55 · 🇧🇪 #61 · 🇦🇹 #75 · 🇮🇳 #92 · 🇨🇴 #104 · 🇫🇮 #116 · 🇲🇽 #131 · +18 more

charted in 29 countriesFull rankings →

Activity

module · podcast

2 episodes · last 30 days

Tue 32Wed 1

Episodes per week over the last six months.

About

module · podcast

Economists are always talking about The Pie – how it grows and shrinks, how it’s sliced, and who gets the biggest shares. Join host Tess Vigeland as she talks with leading economists from the University of Chicago about their cutting-edge research and key events of the day. Hear how the economic pie is at the heart of issues like the aftermath of a global pandemic, jobs, energy policy, and mor...

Becker Friedman Institute at UChicago thepie.uchicago.edu RSS Apple