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Ep. 103: The Social Function of Institutional Real Estate Buyers

Ep. 103: The Social Function of Institutional Real Estate Buyers



Responding to a spate of criticism of BlackRock (sic) on social media, Bob gives a qualified defense of the type of business that Blackstone (sic) is engaged in—namely, the institutional purchase of …


Published on 4 hours ago

Ep. 102: Pros and Cons of Various Ways to Revalue Government Gold

Ep. 102: Pros and Cons of Various Ways to Revalue Government Gold



Bob uses a recent Federal Reserve post as the jumping off point to explain the pros and cons of different approaches to capturing the capital gain accruing from revaluing the government's (alleged) s…


Published on 1 week ago

Ep. 101: The Economics of Global Bitcoin Adoption

Ep. 101: The Economics of Global Bitcoin Adoption



Murphy first cites some news items showcasing the Trump Administration's pro-blockchain initiatives, and explains that this will foster even greater institutional adoption. He then explains the long-…


Published on 2 weeks ago

Ep. 100: Yes, Stablecoins are Like "Free Banking" in US History—and That's a Good Thing

Ep. 100: Yes, Stablecoins are Like "Free Banking" in US History—and That's a Good Thing



Tyler Watts returns to the podcast to give an economic history lesson on how "free banking" worked in the US in the decades before the Civil War. Contrary to Barry Eichengreen's warnings in the NYT, …


Published on 3 weeks ago

Ep. 99: Does the GENIUS Act Pave the Way for CBDCs?

Ep. 99: Does the GENIUS Act Pave the Way for CBDCs?



Murphy continues his economic analysis of the GENIUS Act, seeking to answer the question: Does it—as many critics allege—pave the way for a central bank digital currency, or does it protect Americans…


Published on 4 weeks ago

Ep. 98: Why the GENIUS Act Is Stricter on Stablecoins than Banks

Ep. 98: Why the GENIUS Act Is Stricter on Stablecoins than Banks



In recent commentary, Murphy has said that the GENIUS Act—by imposing 100% reserve requirements on USD stablecoins—is much stricter than the regulations on conventional banks. In this episode, he spe…


Published on 1 month ago

Ep. 97: Nicki Sanders on the GENIUS Act and the Future of USD Stablecoins

Ep. 97: Nicki Sanders on the GENIUS Act and the Future of USD Stablecoins



Nicki Sanders has worked in the blockchain space since 2015. She is currently leading engineering for Porto, which is Anchorage Digital's institutional self-custody platform. She joins Bob to discuss…


Published on 1 month, 1 week ago

Ep. 96: Bob Murphy Lays Out an Aggressive Yet Feasible Fiscal Reform

Ep. 96: Bob Murphy Lays Out an Aggressive Yet Feasible Fiscal Reform



In the wake of the arguments over the Big Beautiful Bill, Bob walks through a hypothetical fiscal reform to push partisans on the Right to reform their frameworks.

Watch the video version of this epi…


Published on 1 month, 2 weeks ago

Ep. 95: Robert Bryce Explains Chinese Domination of the Magnet Market

Ep. 95: Robert Bryce Explains Chinese Domination of the Magnet Market



Journalist and author Robert Bryce discusses the Chinese near-monopoly over critical rare earth supplies, necessary for auto production and other critical industries. He argues that Trump's tariff st…


Published on 1 month, 3 weeks ago

Ep. 94: Does Saving Equal Investment? Economics vs. Accounting

Ep. 94: Does Saving Equal Investment? Economics vs. Accounting



Charles DuBois is currently an advisor to Spring Valley Asset Management, with an MBA in Finance from New York University. He joins Murphy to discuss a seemingly obscure but nonetheless important con…


Published on 2 months ago





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