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EPISODE · Jan 31, 2020 · 1H 5M

The Rustici Rules Episode

from Loose, Vague, and Indeterminate · host George Mason Economics Society

Prof. Thomas Rustici joins the podcast for the first episode of second semester. There's something for everyone in this episode with the hardest-working man in introductory economics. We discuss the origin of some of his teaching phrases, like "stupid on stilts with flashing neon lights" and the famous "Rustici Rules." You'll learn some things about Prof. Rustici that you didn't know before like his dream job when he was in high school and what kinds of music he loves, likes, and hates. We also discuss the state of liberty and politics in America and hear about Prof. Rustici's experience as a presidential candidate adviser to Ben Carson. Finally, we ponder some constitutional changes and public choice remedies for runaway government spending. James Talocka cohosts.

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