Slate Money - Homebuilders are Doing Great

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🗓️ 25 February 2023

⏱️ 54 minutes

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Summary

This week, Felix Salmon, Emily Peck, and Elizabeth Spiers discuss why the market for newly built homes is outperforming the market for existing homes. They also talk about the increased employment rate for people with disabilities, as well as the new slew of charges against Sam Bankman-Fried.

In the Plus segment: the new World Bank president.

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0:00.0	Hello and welcome to the homebuilders are doing great episode of Slate Money.
0:21.1	Your guide to the business and finance news of the week.
0:24.6	I'm Felix, I'm an of Axios, Emily Peck of Axios.
0:27.2	It's also here.
0:28.2	Hi.
0:29.2	Hello, along with Elizabeth Spires.
0:31.2	Hello.
0:32.2	And Emily, you have been spelunking in economic data.
0:37.7	That's me.
0:38.7	Just traveling around in the economic data.
0:41.0	Wee.
0:43.0	The water's lovely.
0:44.0	Come on in.
0:45.0	We are going to be looking at what's happening to new home sales.
0:48.7	It is quite surprising.
0:50.7	We are going to look at what's happening to the proportion of Americans with disabilities
0:57.2	who are working.
0:58.9	That is also quite surprising.
1:01.0	We are going to talk about the political donations of Sam Bankman Freed, which looked like
1:05.2	they were highly illegal.
1:07.3	We are in the Slate Plus segment, going to have our other shoe drop on the World Bank
1:13.9	side of things and talk about Ajay Banga, who's going to be the new president of the World
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