Economics Detective Radio

Kidnapping for Ransom with Anja Shortland

Today's guest on Economics Detective Radio is Anja Shortland of King's College London,...

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The Skyscraper Curse and Business Cycles with Mark Thornton

Mark Thornton returns to the podcast to discuss his new book The Skyscraper Curse (available...

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Military History and the Remplacement Militaire with Louis Rouanet

Today's guest is Louis Rouanet from George Mason University. Our discussion focuses on an...

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Classical Economics and the New Poor Law with Gregory Clark

Today's guest is economic historian Gregory Clark, and our topic is England's New Poor Law of...

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Institutional Cryptoeconomics with Mikayla Novak

Today's guest is Mikayla Novak (Twitter, SSRN) of the RMIT Blockchain Innovation Hub at RMIT...

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The Revolt of the Public with Martin Gurri

Today's guest is Martin Gurri (Twitter, blog), author of The Revolt of the Public. We discuss his...

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Rent Control and the Housing Debate with Ash Navabi

Today on the podcast, Ash Navabi returns to discuss his recent work on housing and rent control....

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The Minimum Wage and Labour Market Dynamics with Jonathan Meer

Today's guest is Jonathan Meer of Texas A&M. We discuss his work on the minimum wage. The...

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Seigniorage in the Civil War South with Bryan Cutsinger

Today's guest is Bryan Cutsinger of George Mason University, discussing his paper, "Seigniorage...

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Climate Change, Carbon Taxes, and Geo-Engineering with Bob Murphy

Today's guest is Bob Murphy of Texas Tech University. We discuss his work on climate change and...

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Experimental Economics and the Importance of Instructions

Today I discuss one of my own papers: "Instructions" by Freeman, Kimbrough, Petersen, and Tong....

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Individual Choice and Social Welfare with Viktor Vanberg

Today's guest is Viktor Vanberg of the Walter Eucken Institute. We discuss a recent working paper...

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Why Hayek Matters with Pete Boettke

Today's guest is Peter Boettke of George Mason University and we're discussing his recent book in...

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The Empirical Case for School Choice with Corey A. DeAngelis

Corey A. DeAngelis of the Cato Institute joins the podcast to discuss his review of the school...

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Compensating Blood and Organ Donors with Mario Macis

My guest today, Mario Macis of Johns Hopkins University, has done a number of interesting studies...

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Why No Ancient Greek Industrial Revolution? A Conversation with George Tridimas

Here on Economics Detective Radio, we've had many discussions about the early modern period, and...

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Artificial Intelligence, Risk, and Alignment with Roman Yampolskiy

My guest today is Roman Yampolskiy, computer scientist and AI safety researcher. He is the...

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How Economics Shapes Gender Norms with Melanie Meng Xue

Could cultural attitudes about gender reflect economic conditions hundreds of years ago? My guest...

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All Roads Lead to Toll Roads: Robert Poole on America's Highways

Today's episode of Economics Detective Radio features a conversation with Robert Poole of the...

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The Blockchain Anti-Trust Paradox with Thibault Schrepel

Today's guest is Thibault Schrepel of the University of Utrecht. We discuss his work on the...

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