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EPISODE · Jan 25, 2022 · 25 MIN

Makes Me Unhoppy

from The Boiling Frog · host Seth Rosenblatt and Mark Olbert

How understanding externalities is critical for both economics and public policy, but also how the claim of harm is often without merit but used as an argument against change, to protect one’s self-interest, or otherwise for political purposes.

Episode metadata supplied by the publisher feed · Published Jan 25, 2022

How understanding externalities is critical for both economics and public policy, but also how the claim of harm is often without merit but used as an argument against change, to protect one’s self-interest, or otherwise for political purposes.

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