The Odd Lots Variety Show
Odd Lots7 Okt 2019

The Odd Lots Variety Show

On September 19, 2019, Odd Lots hosted its first-ever live event at the WNYC Greene Space in downtown New York City. With an all-star lineup of guests, the show featured convicted white-collar criminal Sam Antar, a panel on sovereign debt with Lee Buchheit and Brad Setser, and a discussion on MMT with Stephanie Kelton. We even had a surprise guest, SPY kid Kevin McGrath, not to mention two musical acts: country-singing economist Merle Hazard and a performance by Joe himself.

Be sure to check out videos from the event on Bloomberg's Markets and Finance channel on YouTube.

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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How the Biggest Bull Market Could Go on for a Whole Lot Longer

How the Biggest Bull Market Could Go on for a Whole Lot Longer

A few weeks ago on the Odd Lots podcast, we talked to Paul Schmelzing, a Ph.D candidate at Harvard, who explained how the bull market in U.S. Treasuries could come to a screeching halt. This week we e...

10 Mar 201729min

The Incredible True Story of the Real Life 'Trading Places'

The Incredible True Story of the Real Life 'Trading Places'

If you have any interest at all in finance, then it's mandatory to have seen the 1983 movie "Trading Places." You remember, right? Two wealthy Philadelphia commodity brokers bet on whether anyone, eve...

3 Mar 201736min

Could Buddhism Save The Global Economy?

Could Buddhism Save The Global Economy?

There's a widespread sense that something remains broken in the global economy. Despite a comeback in official measures of economic performance, like GDP and the unemployment rate, there's a widesprea...

24 Feb 201728min

How Poker Explains the Battle of Passive and Active Investing

How Poker Explains the Battle of Passive and Active Investing

Among the biggest trends in the world of markets is the rise of passive investing. Rather than pay high fees to active mutual fund managers (who often fail to beat the market), people are pouring mone...

17 Feb 201729min

Why It's Really Hard to Create a New Currency in a Revolution

Why It's Really Hard to Create a New Currency in a Revolution

Creating a new form of money is always tough. Will it hold its value? Will people trust it? Will people use it? All these challenges are even tougher if you're in the middle of a political chaos. On t...

10 Feb 201728min

Why Negotiating a Ransom Is the Trickiest Trade in the World

Why Negotiating a Ransom Is the Trickiest Trade in the World

There are all sorts of reasons why markets break down. A lack of trust. Incomplete information. Divergent incentives. A lack of experienced actors. So it's hard to imagine a trickier market than kidna...

3 Feb 201730min

64: Stay in School, Even if You're Planning to Join the Mob

64: Stay in School, Even if You're Planning to Join the Mob

It's almost a truism that better-educated people earn more money. But suppose you're not interested in a normal job? What if you want to go into the mafia? Well, it turns out that you should still sta...

27 Jan 201726min

63: This Is How Monetary Policy Works in The Islamic State

63: This Is How Monetary Policy Works in The Islamic State

The Islamic State is mostly discussed in terms of its threat to the safety and security of the world. But as a geopolitical entity, its leadership has to deal with mundane considerations such as opera...

20 Jan 201727min

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