In this episode of the Global Rewire Podcast, Craig and Fabio discuss the evolving landscape of capitalism in the U.S. with Luigi Zingales, a professor at the University of Chicago. They explore the implications of government intervention in the economy, the rise of monopolies, and the challenges posed by globalization and trade wars. Zingales emphasizes the importance of trust in capitalism and warns of the risks associated with government overreach and uncertainty in economic policy.Listen to Luigi's podcast:https://www.capitalisnt.com/Follow usWebsite: https://andersen.instituteX: https://x.com/AndersenInstLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/anderseninstitute Thumbnail:https://unsplash.com/photos/shopping-cart-in-a-room-23gXCebItDQ#populism #capitalism #economics #socialism #policy #trade

In this episode, we are joined by Brookings Senior Fellow Nellie Liang. We delve into the complexities of financial stability, the impact of political cycles on financial regulation, and the evolving role of non-bank financial institutions. Nellie shares her insights on the challenges and opportunities in the current financial landscape, drawing from her extensive experience at the US Treasury and the Federal Reserve.

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In this episode of the Global Rewire Podcast, former directors of monetary affairs at the Federal Reserve discuss the institution's independence, the political influences it faces, and the challenges of communication and transparency. We explore the implications of the Fed's balance sheet policies and its evolving role in financial markets, emphasizing the need for clarity in its objectives and tools to maintain credibility and stability.

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Why do legal immigrants in America hold patents at rates far exceeding native-born citizens?

Dr. Rebecca Diamond joins us to explore her groundbreaking research revealing how immigration fuels innovation. From risk-taking tendencies to diverse problem-solving approaches, we discuss the implications for immigration policy, economic growth, and America's competitive advantage in global innovation.

Note: Since the time of recording, Dr. Diamond has joined Harvard University's faculty.

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University of Chicago Booth College of Business' Dr. Raghuram Rajan joins Global Rewire to discuss the state of emerging markets and the implicit politics of financial stability.

Lubos Pastor of University of Chicago's Booth School of Business joins us to discuss the ins and outs of his data model which accurately predicted the 2024 presidential election results.

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In this episode, Andersen Institute Editor in Chief Craig Torres and Andersen Institute CEO Fabio Natalucci sit down with Nobel Laureate Myron Scholes to paint a more optimistic view of AI technology adoption. 

From financial services to farming, AI and robotics technology is spreading with great speed, but humans ultimately control destiny against the machines that they create.

In this episode, Andersen Institute Editor-in-Chief Craig Torres talks with Andersen Institute CEO Fabio Natalucci about his mission for creating a new research institution, drastic shifts in global trade policy, and looming challenges posed by rapid technological advances.