‘This Is Something That Traditional Economics Isn’t Prepared to Deal With’
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Before we begin today, and this is a a fun one, this episode discusses some charts. So if you would like to see them as we're discussing them, you can watch the episode on YouTube or you can find a link to all the charts in the show notes. You and I expand what comes up a learning all the individual. I've covered the economy for a long time. Covered the financial crisis, I covered the pandemic.
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