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Economics Happy Hour Podcast
Economics Happy Hour is a podcast where two economics educators talk through current events, teaching, and research over a drink. Conversations are unscripted and focused on how economists actually think about the world and the classroom.
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The 2026 Nobel Prize in Economics
How Robert Hall and Michael Woodford changed the way economists think about spending, interest rates, and stabilizing the economy.
Oct 15
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Matthew Rousu
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Jadrian Wooten
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45:53
The 1990s Economy: From Recession to Internet Boom
We revisit an early recession, the rise of the internet, and an expansion that changed what economists thought was possible.
Sep 24
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Matthew Rousu
and
Jadrian Wooten
2
2
52:03
How did 9/11 Change the Economy?
Twenty-five years after September 11, we look at what economics can (and cannot) tell us about terrorism and the lasting economic effects of the…
Sep 10
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Matthew Rousu
and
Jadrian Wooten
5
55:41
Price Controls Are Popular Again
New polling shows bipartisan support for price controls, and gives economics teachers a lot to think about.
Aug 27
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Matthew Rousu
,
Jadrian Wooten
, and
Economics Happy Hour
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1:06:26
When AI Does the Homework, Who Does the Learning?
How we’re using LLMs as teachers, how our students are using them, and why the difference matters.
Aug 14
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Matthew Rousu
and
Jadrian Wooten
3
1:07:13
The Economy by Decade: The 2000s and The Great Recession
Explore how the housing bubble burst, why the financial system nearly collapsed, and why we're still living with the consequences nearly two decades…
Jul 30
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Matthew Rousu
,
Jadrian Wooten
, and
Economics Happy Hour
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