Lane Kenworthy explains the case for expanding social democratic capitalism in America.

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James Robinson discusses the relationship between state and society, and how strong institutions in both are necessary for liberty.

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Roger Bootle discusses how artificial intelligence and digital technologies will impact productivity and the labor market, both in the long term and as we recover from the COVID-19 pandemic and recession.

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Matt Frost explains how an "abundance" agenda will do more to combat climate change in the long run than a fatalistic "austerity" agenda, which would forego the innovation and wealth that is necessary to reverse climate change in the coming decades.

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Dietrich Vollrath discusses his new book, 'Fully Grown: Why a Stagnant Economy Is a Sign of Success,' and explores the implications of an economy that grows more slowly because of shifts in demographics and consumption habits.

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In this week's Political Economy, Garett Jones discusses his new book, 10% Less Democracy, and explains how more policymaking should be entrusted to independent experts rather than voters.

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In an additional episode of Political Economy this week, Stan Veuger explains how we can mitigate the harms of the impending recession by preventing a business collapse.

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In this week's Political Economy, Ben Thompson discusses Big Tech's dominance, data privacy, content moderation, the rise of China, and more.

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In this week's Political Economy, Kyle Pomerleau discusses the future tax plans of both the Trump administration and the Democratic presidential candidates. He also reflects on the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act's effect on the economy.

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In this week's Political Economy, Branko Milanovic discusses the future of capitalism, the political significance of inequality, and the compatibility of capitalism and democracy.

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