Interviews

Are out-of-network physicians deliberately trying to price-gouge patients in need of emergency care? Will “surprise billing legislation” solve the problems of narrow networks?

In this episode, Bob Murphy tells some whimsical stories.

Bob Murphy and Richard Vedder discusses Vedder's new book, Restoring the Promise: Higher Education in America.

Will America’s future be more entrepreneurial, or less? Hunter Hastings explores the implications with Professor Arthur Diamond.

Chris Wilton has established a successful and growing catering business, and the recipe he developed has some ingredients that every entrepreneur can utilize.

Can a graduate of the Harvard Kennedy School hold on to free market principles? Accad and Koka discuss health policy and economics with neurosurgeon Dr. Richard Menger.

The late Murray Rothbard has passionate fans and critics alike—but was he really the intransigent person his detractors portray?

Block and Barnett on whether the Hayekian triangle—the popular device used to illustrate how artificially low interest rates lead to an unsustainable boom—can be salvaged or should be abandoned altogether.

Bob Murphy and Jeff Snider discuss the recent spike in lending rates in the repo markets, and how the Fed’s attempted solution fails to address the real problem.

Bob Murphy asks a series of tough (but fair, he hopes) questions for conservatives, ranging from tariffs to impeachment to drug prohibition.