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The KOSU Daily
KOSU
The Breakdown
Alberto fo sho
La Matinale - TOCSIN
TOCSIN MÉDIA
Pro a proti
Český rozhlas
Was wichtig ist
Die Presse
Times Radio News Briefing
Times Radio
Morning Edition
NPR
Epoch Times Nachrichten Podcast
Epoch Times Deutschland
The Answer Is Transaction Costs
Michael Munger
What's Left? With Jovan + Freddie
What's Left? With Jovan + Freddie
The Daily Heretic
Andrew Gold
Talking Barents Говорит Баренц
The Barents Observer
Here First
Iowa Public Radio
AMERICA OUT LOUD PODCAST NETWORK
AMERICA OUT LOUD PODCAST NETWORK
Podcast | America Out Loud News
Podcast | America Out Loud News
Defending Ideas
Sutherland Institute
مقالات الرأي
Asharq Al-Awsat / الشرق الأوسط
Firewall with Bradley Tusk
Firewall
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[KBS WORLD Radio] Journal
KBS WORLD Radio
![[KBS WORLD Radio] Warta Berita](https://world.kbs.co.kr/images/common/podcast_news_i2.jpg)
[KBS WORLD Radio] Warta Berita
KBS WORLD Radio
Politics For Happy People
NC Values Institute
Thomas Paine Podcast
mike moore
The J. Burden Show
J. Burden
The Vault: The Epstein Files
Bobby Capucci
Nashville's Morning News with Dan Mandis
SuperTalk 99.7 WTN | Cumulus Media Nashville
Co z tym mięsem
Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung Warszawa
The Larry Arnn Show
Hillsdale College
Politics with Paul
Paul Rader
Journal Monde
RFI
Prepper Broadcasting Network
Prepper Broadcasting Network
Matters of Democracy podcast
THOMAS MARINO
Radio Wnet
Radio Wnet
Roya Daily NEWS - الاخبار من رؤيا
Roya Podcast - رؤيا بودكاست
Bitcoin Well Podcast
Bitcoin Well
Daily Maverick
Daily Maverick
Radio Hamburg Nachrichten
Radio Hamburg
Politics
Michael Munger
Send us Fan MailWe tell a story about German “academic quarter hours” and use it to argue that lateness is an economics problem of coordination, incentives, and transaction costs, not just manners. We lay out five rules ...
Send us Fan MailWe try to make sense of a real problem many of us feel: paying a lot for U.S. healthcare while still waiting months to see a doctor. We trace how engineered transaction costs, from the Flexner Report to m...
Send us Fan MailBIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTE: The information in this episode comes from Red Flags Press. Their main web site is very useful for research purposes, and I recommend it!We follow the idea of the “social parasite”...
Send us Fan MailWe break down how sportsbooks function as brokers that match contracts, set prices through the point spread, and earn their living through the vig. Kevin Braig joins us to explain how law, technology, and...
Send us Fan MailHereditary monarchy seems like a ridiculous way to pick a leader, yet it dominates most of human political history. We argue the reason is transaction costs: succession systems survive when they settle “w...
Send us Fan MailPermits feel like “just paperwork”, until they quietly become the biggest barrier to building, investing, and even basic economic growth. We use Chile’s fight with “permisologia” to show how bureaucracy c...
Send us Fan MailA talk with Dr Anya Shortland about the economics of ransomware and the gray-zone institutions that let extortion markets function when nobody can truly enforce trust. We dig into how cyber insurance quie...
Send us Fan MailWe connect Adam Smith’s moral psychology to the modern idea of transaction costs and argue that the biggest frictions in markets start with the cost of understanding other people. We show how sympathy, pr...
Send us Fan MailWe assess Adam Smith’s enduring ideas—moral authorization of commerce, division of labor, emergent order—and confront where his optimism breaks: how democratic politics and business fuse to create monopol...
Send us Fan MailWe walk through Book Five of The Wealth of Nations to map a state that defends, adjudicates, and builds wisely, then pays for it without killing growth. From militias to standing armies, fee-based courts ...
Send us Fan MailSmith closes Book IV by dismantling mercantilism through the lens of colonial policy, monopoly, and rent seeking, then weighs physiocracy against the system of natural liberty. We trace why colonies grew ...
Send us Fan MailWe trace how Alex Schuessler, the once and once-again President of SmartEquip--also a scholar of expressive choice!--built a platform that makes machines more profitable by erasing the friction between pa...
Send us Fan MailWe explore why money became the default middleman and how a modern platform can make barter practical by slashing the costs of search, matching, and trust. Founder Jassim Baqer shares the story behind Tba...
Send us Fan MailTracing out Adam Smith’s Book IV, chapters 1–6, to show how mercantilism mistakes money for wealth, how protection creates monopolies at home, and why free exchange raises real prosperity. Smith defends t...
Send us Fan MailWe trace how Adam Smith solves a historical puzzle: why Europe’s path to prosperity inverted the “natural order,” and how commerce quietly dissolved feudal power to make room for liberty. The story follow...
Send us Fan MailA conversation with Andrew Wagner, production and manufacturing engineer, now in aerospace, but with experience also in the auto industry.We trace how transaction costs shape production, from Adam Smith’s...
Send us Fan MailThis episode explores Book 2 of Adam Smith's Wealth of Nations, focusing on his revolutionary concept of the "division of stock" and how capital accumulation drives economic growth.• Smith distinguishes b...
Send us Fan MailBook Two of Adam Smith's "The Wealth of Nations" provides the conceptual foundation for understanding how commercial society sustains growth through capital accumulation and the employment of stock. Smith...
Send us Fan MailChris Cornette, a longtime securities trader who grew up in the business, reveals how the most important innovation that made US capital markets preeminent in the world was the exchange itself.• Cornette'...
Send us Fan MailCorruption persists not because people like it, but because it becomes embedded in the incentive structure of the state, creating feedback loops that reinforce themselves and resist reform. • A prebend is...
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