The Corrupting Influence
Russ and Diane discuss the potential corrupting influence of advocating for banks and the personal and intellectual pressures that come with it. They explore the Bootlegger and Baptist theory and the allure of being part of the elite club, shedding light on the implicit corruption within the profession.In this clip
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Should government intervene in crises as discussed in the episode Special Episode: Silicon Valley Bank Goes Bust and the clip Hypocrisy in Crisis, as well as in the episode Scott Sumner on Money and the Fed and the clip Uncertainty in Economic Stimulus?
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