Bob Murphy Show

Adam Haman returns to ask Bob about this year's economics Nobel (Memorial Award) laureates.
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Tabarrok on Woodford. Nunes on Woodford.
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Bretigne is a former libertarian journalist who is now devoted to children's fiction. She joins Bob to discuss her latest work, "Elixir of Fear." They also discuss Bretigne's history as a journalist in Hong Kong.
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Bretigne Shaffer's substack. The link for Elixir of Fear.
BMS ep 75 featuring Bretigne on California's mandatory vaccinations.
The link for Bob's children's book, The Three Lads and the Lizard King.
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Adam Haman breaks the long hiatus to help Bob break down Trump's recent statements on interest rates (and trade deficits).
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Bob explains connection between current account deficit and capital account surplus.
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Dan McCarthy is editor of Modern Age. He joins Bob to discuss his provocative piece in The Spectator.
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Dan's article in The Spectator.
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Adam Haman returns to help Bob dissect Neil deGrasse Tyson's recent complaints about the lack of government funding for science.
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Neil deGrasse Tyson laments science funding.
The Bell Labs paper that laid out the Kelly criterion. Kealey's case against public funding of science. The myth of basic science.
Bundt & Murphy test Mandelbrot's hypothesis for residual economic variables.
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