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- Samuel Fleischacker on "Learning from Adam Smith Today"Samuel Fleischacker on "Learning from Adam Smith Today" by Bagwell Center Podcast48 min
- Brad Humphreys on "Estimating the Value of Medal Success in the Olympic Games"LISTEN as Brad Humphreys, Professor of Economics at West Virginia University, discusses "Estimating the Value of Medal Success in the Olympic Games" during a recent Bagwell Center Lecture.This podcast is a production of the Bagwell Center for the Study of Markets and Economic Opportunity at Kennesaw State University.Website: coles.kennesaw.edu/econoppFacebook: facebook.com/econoppTwitter: @BagwellCenterInstagram: @bagwellcenterksuMusic: "Coronation" by Danny Weathers59 min
- Marian Tupy on "Superabundance"LISTEN as Marian Tupy, Senior Fellow at the Center for Global Liberty and Prosperity at the Cato Institute, discusses "Superabundance: The Story of Population Growth, Innovation, and Human Flourishing on an Infinitely Bountiful Planet" during a recent Bagwell Center Lecture.This podcast is a production of the Bagwell Center for the Study of Markets and Economic Opportunity at Kennesaw State University.Website: coles.kennesaw.edu/econoppFacebook: facebook.com/econoppTwitter: @BagwellCenterInstagram: @bagwellcenterksuMusic: "Coronation" by Danny Weathers33 min
- Daniel Di Martino on "How Socialism Destroyed Venezuela: The Lessons for America"LISTEN as Daniel Di Martino, PhD economics candidate at Columbia University, discusses "How Socialism Destroyed Venezuela: The Lessons for America" during a recent Bagwell Center Lecture.This podcast is a production of the Bagwell Center for the Study of Markets and Economic Opportunity at Kennesaw State University.Website: coles.kennesaw.edu/econoppFacebook: facebook.com/econoppTwitter: @BagwellCenterInstagram: @bagwellcenterksuMusic: "Coronation" by Danny Weathers59 min
- Daniel Di Martino on "Socialism Kills: The Deadly Consequences of Socialism in Venezuela"LISTEN as Daniel Di Martino, PhD candidate in economics at Columbia University, discusses "Socialism Kills: The Deadly Consequences of Socialism in Venezuela" during a recent Bagwell Center Lecture.This podcast is a production of the Bagwell Center for the Study of Markets and Economic Opportunity at Kennesaw State University.Website: coles.kennesaw.edu/econoppFacebook: facebook.com/econoppTwitter: @BagwellCenterInstagram: @bagwellcenterksuMusic: "Coronation" by Danny Weathers48 min
- Lawrence H. White on "Contrasting the Gold, Fiat, and Bitcoin Standards"LISTEN as Lawrence H. White, Professor of Economics at George Mason University, discusses "Contrasting the Gold, Fiat, and Bitcoin Standards" during a recent Bagwell Center Lecture.Link to slides: https://shorturl.at/uvVZ6This podcast is a production of the Bagwell Center for the Study of Markets and Economic Opportunity at Kennesaw State University.Website: coles.kennesaw.edu/econoppFacebook: facebook.com/econoppTwitter: @BagwellCenterInstagram: @bagwellcenterksuMusic: "Coronation" by Danny Weathers49 min
- Lawrence H. White on "How the Gold Standard Works"LISTEN as Lawrence H. White, Professor of Economics at George Mason University, discusses "How the Gold Standard Works" during a recent Bagwell Center Lecture.Link to slides: https://shorturl.at/jR046This podcast is a production of the Bagwell Center for the Study of Markets and Economic Opportunity at Kennesaw State University.Website: coles.kennesaw.edu/econoppFacebook: facebook.com/econoppTwitter: @BagwellCenterInstagram: @bagwellcenterksuMusic: "Coronation" by Danny Weathers43 min
- Patrick Higgins on "The Atlanta Fed's GDP Nowcasting Model"LISTEN as Patrick Higgins, Policy Advisor and Economist at the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, discusses "The Atlanta Fed's GDP Nowcasting Model" during a recent Bagwell Center Lecture.Lecture slides: https://shorturl.at/bjlL2This podcast is a production of the Bagwell Center for the Study of Markets and Economic Opportunity at Kennesaw State University.Website: coles.kennesaw.edu/econoppFacebook: facebook.com/econoppTwitter: @BagwellCenterInstagram: @bagwellcenterksuMusic: "Coronation" by Danny Weathers46 min
- Senator Phil Gramm on "The Myth of American Inequality"LISTEN as Senator Phil Gramm, discusses "The Myth of American Inequality" during a recent Bagwell Center Lecture.This podcast is a production of the Bagwell Center for the Study of Markets and Economic Opportunity at Kennesaw State University.Website: coles.kennesaw.edu/econoppFacebook: facebook.com/econoppTwitter: @BagwellCenterInstagram: @bagwellcenterksuMusic: "Coronation" by Danny Weathers34 min
- Erik Randolph on "The Benefits Cliffs Problem -- What Can Be Done?"LISTEN as Erik Randolph, Director of Research at the Georgia Center for Opportunity, discusses "The Benefits Cliffs Problem -- What Can Be Done?" during a recent Bagwell Center Lecture.This podcast is a production of the Bagwell Center for the Study of Markets and Economic Opportunity at Kennesaw State University.Website: coles.kennesaw.edu/econoppFacebook: facebook.com/econoppTwitter: @BagwellCenterInstagram: @bagwellcenterksuPresentation slides: https://shorturl.at/EFOQ6Music: "Coronation" by Danny Weathers38 min
About Bagwell Center Podcast
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The mission of the Bagwell Center for the Study of Markets and Economic Opportunity (Bagwell Center) is to provide a platform for an interdisciplinary study of the importance of markets and economic institutions in regards to resource allocation, entrepreneurial activity, economic prosperity, and improved human welfare. The emphasis is on educating students about the foundations of market institutions and examining the related impact of government policy in a mixed economy, through extracurricular outreach activities such as guest lectures, film screenings, and workshops.
The primary objective of the Bagwell Center is to make Kennesaw State University (KSU) students (and other interested individuals from the broader community) aware of the critical relations between free-market institutions, individual choice, and realized economic outcomes (for both individuals and society as a whole). Acquiring an understanding of these issues is critical for someone to become an educated citizen who can ultimately have a constructive impact on influencing or formulating public policy for the benefit of the community.