The US-Centric International Economic System after World War II | Steven Davis, Maurice Obstfeld | Hoover Institution

The US-Centric International Economic System after World War II | Steven Davis, Maurice Obstfeld | Hoover Institution

Since the end of World War II, the United States has played the leading role in designing, supporting, and governing the international economic system. How did the system operate, and what were its underlying principles, goals, and challenges? Steven Davis speaks to Maurice Obstfeld about the international economic system that emerged after World War II, the central role of the United States, and how the positive-sum nature of the system fostered prosperity. They consider how the system functioned in the Bretton Woods era, the Nixon Shock of 1971, high inflation in the 1970s, transition to sound monetary policy in the 1980s, and how the U.S. Dollar became even more central to the system in the 1990s.

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Prescription for Disaster: Drug Deaths in America | Steven J. Davis, William Evans, Ethan Lieber | Hoover Institution

Prescription for Disaster: Drug Deaths in America | Steven J. Davis, William Evans, Ethan Lieber | Hoover Institution

Steve speaks with William Evans and Ethan Lieber about the heartbreaking rise of deaths due to drug misuse in the United States. A major shift in prescription practices for pain management after 1995 ...

3 Jun 48min

Chokepoints and Supply-Chain Vulnerabilities | Steven J. Davis, Soumaya Keynes, Chad Bown | Hoover Institution

Chokepoints and Supply-Chain Vulnerabilities | Steven J. Davis, Soumaya Keynes, Chad Bown | Hoover Institution

Cross-border supply chains bring great efficiencies but also present vulnerabilities that adversaries can exploit. How should we think about these vulnerabilities and their implications for economic a...

20 Mai 59min

Should States Enforce Noncompete Agreements? | Steven J. Davis, Evan Starr | Hoover Institution

Should States Enforce Noncompete Agreements? | Steven J. Davis, Evan Starr | Hoover Institution

Steven Davis speaks to Evan Starr, a leading expert on the economics of noncompete clauses. They discuss the prevalence of noncompete clauses in employment agreements; the pros and cons for employers,...

6 Mai 49min

Online Buddies for Jobseekers | Steven J. Davis, Michèle Belot, Philipp Kircher | Hoover Institution

Online Buddies for Jobseekers | Steven J. Davis, Michèle Belot, Philipp Kircher | Hoover Institution

When job loss leads to a long spell of unemployment, it causes a big blow to self-esteem, a lasting drop in living standards, and serious hardship for the job loser’s family. Is there a low-cost way t...

22 Apr 49min

The Economic Price of War | Steven J. Davis, Jonathan Federle, Moritz Schularick | Hoover Institution

The Economic Price of War | Steven J. Davis, Jonathan Federle, Moritz Schularick | Hoover Institution

How does war affect national output, productivity, and consumer prices in belligerent countries and economies worldwide? Two economists, Jonathan Federle and Moritz Schularick, investigate how war and...

8 Apr 55min

America’s Mid-Life Mortality Gap | Steven J. Davis, Jonathan Skinner | Hoover Institution

America’s Mid-Life Mortality Gap | Steven J. Davis, Jonathan Skinner | Hoover Institution

Mortality rates fell sharply for college-educated Americans in recent decades but not for other Americans. Mortality trends also differ sharply between rural and urban areas of the United States and a...

25 Mar 29min

Tariffs and Trade Deficits | Steven J. Davis, Brent Neiman | Hoover Institution

Tariffs and Trade Deficits | Steven J. Davis, Brent Neiman | Hoover Institution

Tariffs: How high? Who pays? And what’s their impact on trade deficits? Steven Davis speaks to Brent Neiman about President Trump’s approach to tariff policy and the latest data on trade deficits. Whi...

25 Feb 57min

What Next for Venezuela? | Steven J. Davis, Ricardo Hausmann | Hoover Institution

What Next for Venezuela? | Steven J. Davis, Ricardo Hausmann | Hoover Institution

US military forces captured Nicolás Maduro last month, but the Chavista regime remains intact, at least for now. How can Venezuela find its way back to the rule of law, human rights, democracy, and pr...

11 Feb 50min

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