Welcome to Episode 4 of the Economic Forces Podcast! We interview Charlie Hickson on the life and work of Earl Thompson and Charlie’s research with Thompson. Their work covers economic history, political economy, and industrial organization.

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Below you’ll find a teaser clip and the full interview. Enjoy!

Welcome to Episode 3 of the Economic Forces Podcast! We interview David Glasner on his IO and macro influences at UCLA, the work of Ralph Hawtrey, Harold Demsetz, Benjamin Klein, and Earl Thompson, and the role of prediction vs. digging into assumptions within price theory.

Check out David’s blog “Uneasy Money” and his new book Studies in the History of Monetary Theory: Controversies and Clarifications.

You can listen above or on your favorite podcast app. If you don’t see Economic Forces on your podcast app, try adding the following RSS feed directly: https://api.substack.com/feed/podcast/86578.rss.

Below you’ll find a teaser clip and the full interview. Enjoy!

Welcome to Episode 2 of the Economic Forces Podcast! We interview Peter Ireland on his time at Chicago and how that influenced his research in macroeconomics and monetary economics. We cover the Chicago monetary tradition from Milton Friedman up through Robert Lucas and Peter’s advisors, Robert Townsend, John Cochrane, and others.

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Below you’ll find a teaser clip on how Robert Lucas kept alive the Friedman/Marshallian tradition within macroeconomics and the full interview. Enjoy!

Welcome to Episode 1 of the Economic Forces Podcast! In it, Josh and I interview Larry White on his time at UCLA and how that influenced his research in macroeconomics and monetary economics.

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Update: You can now listen through Apple Podcasts or Spotify.

Enjoy!