On this episode, podcaster and serial entrepreneur Brian McCullough discusses the rise of the early internet companies, the dot-com bubble, and whether today's Big Tech companies poses a threat to Silicon Valley's tradition of innovation. 

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On this episode, Oxford University's China Centre research associate George Magnus discusses his latest book “Red Flags: Why Xi’s China is in Jeopardy.”

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On this episode, Columbia Law professor Tim Wu discusses his latest book "The Curse of Bigness: Antitrust in the New Gilded Age." 

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On this episode, AEI's Benedic Ippolito discusses the oft ignored implications of the health care plans popular among 2020 Democratic presidential hopefuls.

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On this episode, economics professor and BBC presenter Linda Yueh discusses how twelve of the world's greatest economists might respond to today's economic crises.

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On this episode, economist and AEI scholar Stan Veuger discusses his latest article for AEI Economic Perspectives titled Modern Monetary Theory and Policy.

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Zack Cooper joins the podcast to discuss the ongoing trade war and how the US might counter China’s rising influence.

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