Justin, Lanny and Greg discuss weekly about economics and how it applies to the real world. From news to personal anecdotes, this podcast aims to make economic knowledge more accessible and to go beyond the basic concepts learned in microeconomics classes. Cover made by @maxencelanglois.
Everyday Economics
Claim This Podcastby Justin Leroux, Grégoire Maillard and Lanny Zrill
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14 episodes
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Podcast Overview
Justin, Lanny and Greg discuss weekly about economics and how it applies to the real world. From news to personal anecdotes, this podcast aims to make economic knowledge more accessible and to go beyond the basic concepts learned in microeconomics classes. Cover made by @maxencelanglois.
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8/19/2020
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January 16, 2021
Why do we deserve the curfew?
<p>We are back! Our initial format ended in 2020 with our (iconic?) episode about moral hazard. But the new curfew announced by Quebec government made us feel obligated to take back our mics and to give our opinions on it! Thus, Everyday Economics is now back for a few episodes where we will continue to relate economic concepts and strategies to news surrounding us.<br> Stay safe and happy new year!</p>
November 29, 2020
Episode 12: Moral hazard, Vancouver, and the Texas’ question
<p>In this episode, we first discuss about Vancouver’s economic strategy to decrease congestion in the city. We also talk about the reason of the current PS5 and Xbox Series X shortages and its implications (which was also the occasion for Lanny to talk about secondary market!). For the main microeconomic topic of the day, we will talk about moral hazard through different anecdotes of our everyday life. This week, we also answer to, not one, but two voice messages: Sanna and her economic development question; and Jared from Texas (our very first fan!) with his truck's question. Thank you for listening to this first season of Everyday Economics. Stay safe and good luck for your finals!</p>
November 24, 2020
Episode 11: Adverse selection, Google, and canceling student loans
<p>In this episode, we first discuss about the idea of canceling existing student loans in the US, a topic which have been pretty controversial lately. We also discuss about Verily, Google’s health care company, and its ethical implications regarding data. For the main microeconomic topic of the day, we will talk about adverse selection through different anecdotes of our everyday life. If you want to react and be a part our podcast (as Geneviève did today), send us a voice or a text message at one of the following addresses: @gregoire_mld on Instagram, or with the function message on Anchor.Stay safe and see you next week!</p>
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