Monthly episodes discussing this topic, 2020-05 to 2025-11.
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Providing frequent updates on economic stimulus and government actions helps the audience understand current events and informs investment decisions.
“the more I know about what's going on in the government, and the more I could see that's going on with stimulus or or the Fed or whatever, the more it makes me feel comfortable about my real estate investments.”
The Iced Coffee Hour · Sep 2020 · 2 episodes · 1.0M views on this topicThe current means of measuring inflation, specifically excluding or mishandling costs for essential services like healthcare and education, is flawed.
“maybe we've just done a really terrible job in the last few years of actually measuring inflation the way it should be you know it's calling this whole basket of you know you know cpi x energy like i mean it's kind of nutty maybe the whole thing just made no sense a few years ago anyway”
The All-In Podcast · Mar 2021 · 1 episode · 88K views on this topicMassive government regulation and government payment are the primary drivers of cost inflation in sectors like healthcare and education.
“if you look at those three categories what do they have in common education health care and housing massive regulation and then if you look at the things that have gone down consumer goods electronics food et cetera or have stayed flat in terms of inflation those are things that the free market part”
The All-In Podcast · Mar 2021 · 1 episode · 88K views on this topic
The stimulus bill serves as a vehicle for bailing out mismanaged state and city governments rather than truly helping impacted citizens.
“but most this money is going for blue state bailouts of cities that are totally mismanaged this is not going to help states like california or cities like san francisco get their house in order because this is going to bail them out and defer that day of reckoning from their chronic mismanagement”
The All-In Podcast · Mar 2021 · 1 episode · 88K views on this topicKristalina Georgieva asserts that massive fiscal stimulus is a necessary measure to prevent economic collapse and scarring during the pandemic lockdown.
“The reason financial injection is necessary, these fiscal measures of almost nine trillion dollars are necessary, is because when the economy is standing still, unless there is help, unless there is monetary policy stimulus, firms are going to go massively bankrupt, people would be unemployed, the e”
TED · May 2020 · 1 episode · 67K views on this topicPositions are extracted from transcripts by a model and may misattribute who said what. Every quote links to the episode it came from.