Michael Munger

The episode is pretty good. It's fun to listen to economists' perspective on these services after being absorbed in the tech.

Excellent EconTalk episode discussing obedience to the unenforceable and preference falsification.

Munger's "Four Buildings" lens on the university is an incredibly useful way to think about the higher-ed problem.

We need to incentivize bad people to do good things rather than incentivize good people to do bad things.

A recent EconTalk episode provides a useful perspective on the topic.

The guest is against basic income but the debate is interesting.

The wonderful Econtalk episode about Bruno Leoni, on law as something discovered rather than enacted.

One interesting perspective I gained from a recent EconTalk podcast: neither profit-driven corporations nor democratic worker collaboratives are perfectly efficient.

Listen to Mike Munger on EconTalk's episode on antitrust.

Explores how seeing and doing things in the interest of others is often in one's own best interest in the long run.

Not a bad investigation of Uber-like companies from an economics perspective