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🗓️ 4 March 2025
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This week’s episode of Economic Update features updates on the economic risks and costs Europe faces from deporting or blocking immigrants as compared to Spain's prosperity through a pro-immigrant policy, the work of Michael Burawoy, a Marxist sociology professor at UC Berkeley, and how the inflation of meat prices is affected by a four-company oligopoly that controls 85% of the U.S. meat supply. In the second half of this week’s show, Professor Wolff interviews economics professor Shahram Azhar of Bucknell University on his recently published critique of the 2024 Nobel Prize in Economics.
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0:00.0 | Welcome, friends to another edition of Economic Update, a weekly program devoted to the |
0:26.3 | economic dimensions of our lives and those of our children. |
0:31.1 | I'm your host, Richard Wolfe. |
0:34.0 | I have exceptionally a couple of announcements to make at the beginning of this program. |
0:39.8 | The first responds to a listener, an acute listener, who raised a question, and the question |
0:46.5 | had to do with how I identify two of the people I bring on to this program from time |
0:52.7 | to time. Dr. Harriet Fraud is one and Tess Fraud |
0:58.5 | Wolf is the other. I bring them on for the same reason that I bring on every other guest |
1:05.8 | on this show. I think they have something important to share with us, and I think they are especially |
1:13.5 | qualified by the work they do, the education they've had, the research they've done, to be |
1:20.5 | on this program and to share what they have learned with the rest of us. I should mention, this listener says, if there's anything else in the interests of full |
1:33.5 | transparency that might be mentioned. |
1:37.1 | So I'm going to do that because I thought it was reasonable. |
1:41.2 | Dr. Harriet Fraud is also my wife, and Tess Fraud Wolf is also my daughter. |
1:49.0 | I have other relatives who have never been on this program, and other relatives who once were and haven't come back for a variety of reasons. |
1:58.0 | I assure you that these two folks, Dr. Fraud and Test Fraud Wolf, are |
2:04.6 | exceptionally qualified as your volume of response has proven to be the case. But I did want |
2:12.9 | you to know lest there be any wondering about doing that. |
2:18.3 | If you're asking yourself why I might not have, the answer is the obvious. |
2:23.9 | To mention that would be perhaps to lead people to think that they're there because they're |
2:31.0 | connected to me personally rather than because of what they have to say. |
2:35.7 | I can assure you that is not the case. As usual, I also want to remind you that Charlie Fabian |
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