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Tea with Michio Kaku /video Michio Kaku on the next 100 years In his new book, "Physics of the Future", Michio Kaku predicts how technology will revolutionise life in the 22nd century

Economist debate: This house believes that we are in a new tech bubble Coverage of the recent online debate on The Economist Online: econ.st The recent initial public offering of LinkedIn has stoked speculation that a new bubble is forming in the world of technology. Those who see a bubble forming claim that investors are valuing each firm as if it will be a winner and ignoring some big risks associated with them. Others argue that we have entered a golden era of the internet that justifies hefty price tags for start-ups. Is the bubble talk overblown? Or is this yet another investment frenzy that will end in tears? Steve Blank and Ben Horowitz debate.

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Economist Dean Baker & Rep. Donna Edwards Comment on Deficit Deal "Super Committee" - President Barack Obama welcomed the deficit deal as "an important first step" and urged both parties to work together on a larger plan to cut the deficit. The deal includes no new tax revenue from wealthy Americans and no additional stimulus for the lagging economy. It has a provision to create a joint committee of 12 legislators charged with finding $1.5 trillion in deficit cuts. The committee must hold its first meeting in 45 days and is expected to set in motion a lobbying frenzy. For more, Democracy Now! speaks with Democratic Rep. Donna Edwards of Maryland, who voted against the plan, and economist Dean Baker, co-director of the Center for Economic and Policy Research. For the complete transcript, to download the podcast, or for more information about Democracy Now!, visit FOLLOW DEMOCRACY NOW! ONLINE Facebook: Twitter: @democracynow Subscribe on YouTube: Daily Email News Digest: Please consider supporting independent media by making a donation to Democracy Now! today, visit

Harvard Economist on why marijuana should be legalized -- Harvard economist Jeffrey Miron deconstructs the reasons why the war on drugs needs to stop. From the documentary HIGH The True Tale of American Marijuana, out now on DVD and iTunes: Amazon: iTunes: Netflix:

Tea with Matthew Goodwin on the far right /video Europe's emergent right wing is not all violent, and it should be taken seriously, says the author of "New British Fascism"

Experimental Economist Vernon Smith on the Housing Bubble, Adam Smith, and Libertarianism Vernon Smith is a pioneer, discovering a whole new way to study economics and winning a Nobel Prize for doing so. Smith sat down with Reason.tv's Nick Gillespie to discuss a variety of topics, including growing up in Kansas during the Great Depression, his ideological journey from socialist to libertarian, how and why some of Adam Smith's most important intellectual contributions are overlooked, and what experimental economics has to say about the collapse of the housing market. Interview by Nick Gillespie. Shot by Zach Weissmueller and Hawk Jensen. Edited by Weissmueller. Approximately 24 minutes. Visit Reason.tv for downloadable versions and subscribe to Reason.tv's YouTube Channel to receive automatic notifications when new material goes live.

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Lateline Business - 31 08 2011 Economists question spending of MRRT funds.flv Research Fellow Adam Creighton on Lateline Business

Boehner's 150 Economists Lie Exposed House Leader John Boehner (R-OH) claims he has one hundred and fifty economists who signed onto his budget plans. Cenk exposes the reality of Boehner's claims. On Facebook: Subscribe: bit.ly TYT Mobile: bit.ly On Twitter: FREE Movies(!): Read Ana's blog and subscribe at: Read Cenk's Blog:

Austrian Economist, Robert Murphy on the Debt Ceiling Robert P. Murphy has a PhD in economics from New York University. He is the author of several books, including _The Politically Incorrect Guide to the Great Depression and the New Deal_ (Regnery 2009). He is an adjunct scholar of the Ludwig von Mises Institute. Murphy runs the blog Free Advice.

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Economist: Chances of Double Dip recession 'very likely' Economist Nouriel Roubini says the chances of a double dip recession have increased given the market plunge, weak housing market and structural weaknesses in the economy.

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Economist "Did you know?" This 'Did You Know video?' video from The Economist focuses on the changing media landscape, including convergence and technology

Tea with Nouriel Roubini, professor of economics. /video Not all doom and gloom. The professor of economics on America's banking reforms, the risk of deflation in advanced economies and China's growth

Max Keiser - On The Federal Reserve Is the Fed just an extension of European Central Banks?

Ask a UT Economist (why beauty is good for business) -- Dan Hamermesh "Beauty Pays," a new book by University of Texas at Austin economist Daniel Hamermesh, quantifies the economic impact of beauty — a powerful but often-ignored driver of personal earning power and corporate profits. In this series of videos, he discusses his findings, culled form his own research and dozens of other studies from around the world, on the economic benefits of beauty.

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Yale economist Shiller says no housing recovery in sight Aug. 30 - Yale Economist Robert Shiller says the June S&P Case-Shiller survey continues to show a flat US housing market and a rebound is very unlikely in the near future.

Europe can overcome crisis with major steps: Nobel economist Sept. 22 - Nobel Laureate Michael Spence says political will in Europe to deal with Greece, Italy, and Spain is lacking and an orderly exit of Greece from the Euro is needed but the mechanism there is not clear.

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George Galloway interviews economist Jonathan Davis on world economy From BBC: Asian stocks have fallen after fears about a global economic slowdown were fanned by weak US data. South Korea's Kospi dropped 6.2%, Japan's Nikkei 225 fell 2.5% and Australia's ASX shed 3.5%. Investors are worried global growth is slowing more than first thought, and are concerned that major economies are heading back into recession. The falls follow steep losses in the US and Europe on Thursday, and mark a week of stock market declines. Concerns over growth and debt have been building over recent weeks and financial markets have been seeing extreme volatility. Many ***ysts are questioning if a bear market - one in which the long term trend is negative - has now developed and is here to stay. "Bear markets tend to happen when sentiments are low and that comes from weakened demand and bad news flow," Chou Chong of Aberdeen Asset Management told the BBC. "The Western regions are having to face a period of lower growth and dampened demand. That is putting pressure on market sentiment." he added. A number of industry heavyweights such as computer firm Dell have cut their earnings outlooks in recent days. At the same time, investment banks including Morgan Stanley have been revisiting their growth forecasts for this year. On Thursday, Morgan Stanley said that the US and Europe were "dangerously close to recession", despite efforts by policymakers to boost growth and calm markets. "Investors fear that policymakers no longer have the tools to avoid a recession ...

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US fiscal policy key to recovery, says Nobel economist Sept. 22 - NYU Professor and Nobel Laureate Michael Spence says the speed and composition of a US recovery will be determined by Washington and the delicate balance between investment and spending cuts.

Economist Michael Hudson Strongly Critiques Debt Deal Vote on Democracy Now! - After months of a bitterly partisan stalemate, the US House of Representative has voted 269 to 161 in favor of raising the federal borrowing limit and avoiding a default on the national debt. The final count showed 174 Republican ayes, with Democrats split evenly — 95 on each side. The vote came just hours before a US Department of Treasury deadline that potentially would have seen the United States run out of cash and default for the first time in its history. The bill is expected to be approved by the Senate and signed into law by President Obama today. To ***yze the debt deal, Democracy Now! interviews Michael Hudson, president of the Institute for the Study of Long-Term Economic Trends, Distinguished Research Professor of Economics at the University of Missouri, Kansas City, and author of "Super-Imperialism: The Economic Strategy of American Empire." His website is Michael-. To read the complete transcript, download the podcast, and for more Democracy Now! reports on the debt deal, FOLLOW DEMOCRACY NOW! ONLINE: Facebook: Twitter: @democracynow Subscribe on YouTube: Daily Email News Digest: Please consider supporting independent media by making a donation to Democracy Now! today, visit

Videographic: Migration The Economist reports on how immigrants help both the countries they leave and those to which they move. Added to in October 2009

The Economist for Android Phil gets a look at The Economist's magazine application for Android tablets.

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Ask The Economist: What have we learned from the banking crisis? Have we learnt the right lessons from the financial crisis? Jonathan Rosenthal is Banking Correspondent at The Economist. In this video clip, he introduces thoughts about what could have been learnt from the banking crisis. Join Jonathan for live discussion on the subject via Twitter, Tuesday May 24th at 3pm BST / 10am EDT at: econ.st

Bernanke out of options to heal US economy, says economist Sept. 8 - Lacy Hunt, chief economist for Hoisington, one of the biggest bond fund managers in the United States, says monetary and fiscal policymakers are out of options to heal the ailing US economy.

Emerging economies /video On many measures, the emerging economies now have more heft and reach than the developed ones

Economist Jeff Rubin relects on the Canadian economy Jeff Rubin, chief economist for CIBC World Markets, talks about the Canadian economy, the state of the dollar, and the chances for economic rebound. (Original air date: February 2002)

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JP Morgan Chief Economist - on how to model the economy 19 Aug 2011 Fox News Michael Feroli is JP Morgan Chief US Economist. This video is essential. Mr Feroli rivals the Chinese forecaster in a previous video that I posted earlier to be one of the elite in forecasting the direction of the economy going forward. Background: JP Morgan has cut its US growth forecast for Q4 2011 down to 1.0% from a prior forecast of 2.5%. JP Morgan has cut its US growth forecast for Q1 2012 down to 0.5% from a prior forecast of 1.5%. (Presenter Neil Cavuto) You've obviously ratcheted down your forecast. Why? (Michael Feroli) The latest round of data have continued to show that after getting sub- 1% first-half growth we are probably not getting much better at least early on in the second half. It's really incoming data that's really weaker than expected. (Presenter) What goes into it? The Federal Reserve has said things are going to be slow enough to justify low rates for a while. Do you agree that long a while? (Michael Feroli) I think so. I think it's going to be quite a while before we see the unemployment rate come down to anywhere near to close to acceptable by the standards of the Fed's mandate. Inflation has stayed somewhat sticky to the upside [!] though we do think that should be coming down as well [perhaps, perhaps not?]. I don't see the Fed hiking rates anytime next year. 2013 was actually our call even before last week's statement. So I think that seems a perfectly reasonable forecast to me. (Presenter) Are we globally coming out of ...

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Tea with Julian Assange, editor of Wikileaks /video "True information does good" says the editor of Wikileaks, who tells us about the process of leaking

The seventh billion /video World population. The seventh billion. The planet's population is hurtling towards 7 billion. But its growth will start to slow