The Tom Woods Show, episode 1,021.

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Hey, everybody, Tom Woods here talking today with Gene Epstein about the most recent winner of the

Nobel Prize in Economics, Richard Thaler.

And there's a lot to say here.

He's done a great deal of work in so-called behavioral economics.

And we're going to talk about what, if anything, we can draw from his work that is of value to us

and what we might criticize.

Of course, Gene Epstein is economics and book review editor

at Barron's, the nation's premier financial publication. And he joins me now. Gene, thanks for being

here. Tom, nice to be back. And you, of course, are on a role. It must be dizzying these days for you since your thousandth episode

got postponed. And it's all come at the same time that I saw you in New York for the day,

for the weekend about Murray Rothport. And now you're off on your cruise. And you're not even

45 years old yet, right um i'm barely 45

so i'm i'm turning 73 in november and i'm still going strong so you've got at least

you know 28 years to go uh much uh they're very lucky for us all and i got a chance to talk to

uh bob murphy at uh the commemoration of Rothbard about his

appearing on my Soho forum to do a very juicy debating topic that, I think, will happen. And by the way,

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