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Sep 21, 2026
Monday, September 21, 2026 - Part 2
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30:44Neville JamesHOST
Yes, yes, yes.
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30:46Neville JamesHOST
But I just like the fact that Virgin Islands could sit down in any conversation, corporate, historical, Economics.
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30:59Neville JamesHOST
Educational.
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31:02Neville JamesHOST
And I could communicate with anybody, man.
Will interest rates rise again? What the RBA is watching
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38:27Sarah HunterGUEST
Oh, I wish, sorry.
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38:30Sarah HunterGUEST
Economics is the dismal subject.
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38:32Sarah HunterGUEST
So, you know, we rarely have a good news story, but hopefully it's a good news story about inflation over the next couple of years.
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38:39Sarah HunterGUEST
Fingers crossed.
Albo dodged THIS question at UN presser & WA Govt backflips on shark kill order
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13:10Ben O'SheaHOST
Some of us might not be here to witness them, that's for sure, if we're talking about 2066.
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13:14Ben O'SheaHOST
Economics reporter Stephen Johnson, always great to have you explain this stuff on Newsworthy.
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13:19Stephen JohnsonCORRESPONDENT
Thanks very much for having me.
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13:21Ben O'SheaHOST
63-year-old Greg O'Neill was killed in a shark attack off Sorrento Beach on Friday, and it prompted the WA government to issue a rare kill order for the animal.
Principles of Economics, The Appendices-Alfred Marshall
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89:56Rhonda FedermanNARRATOR
But modern economic speculations have been very little under the direct influence of the theories of the ancients.
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90:03Rhonda FedermanNARRATOR
It is true that modern economics had its origin in common with other sciences at the time when the study of classic writers was reviving.
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90:12Rhonda FedermanNARRATOR
But an industrial system which was based on slavery and a philosophy which regarded manufacture and commerce with contempt had little that was congenial to the hearty burghers who were as proud of their handicrafts and their trade as they were of their share in governing the state.
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90:30Rhonda FedermanNARRATOR
These strong but uncultured men might have gained much from philosophic temper and the broad interests of the great thinkers of past times.
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90:39Rhonda FedermanNARRATOR
But as it was, they set themselves to work out their own problems for themselves, and modern economics had at its origin a certain rudeness and limitation of scope and a bias towards regarding wealth as an end rather than a means of man's life.
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90:56Rhonda FedermanNARRATOR
Its immediate concern was generally with the public revenue and the effects and yield of taxes.
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91:01Rhonda FedermanNARRATOR
And here the statesmen of the free cities and the great empires alike found their economic problems more urgent and more difficult, as trade became broader and war more expensive.
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97:47Rhonda FedermanNARRATOR
To these advantages he added unsurpassed powers of observation, judgment, and reasoning.
Finance - Barrels to Dollars
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3:45Geoff ParkHOST
Each contribution carries uncertainty and this should arrive as ranges rather than being added to a central estimate later.
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3:52Geoff ParkHOST
Economics is therefore only as credible as the assumptions entering it.
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3:56Geoff ParkHOST
A precise net present value generated from inconsistent inputs is still a poor decision basis.
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4:03Geoff ParkHOST
This is also where commercial risk needs to be made explicit.
Federal Reserve: Why Don't More Americans Get Economics PhDs? (Explained)
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0:20speaker_0HOST
Exactly.
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And that's precisely what a fascinating new working paper, Who's Earning Doctorates in Economics and What Factors Contribute to Success in This Field, by Kristen Braude explores.
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0:30speaker_1HOST
So it's looking at the pipeline for economics PhDs.
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0:33speaker_1HOST
Who is getting these degrees and what's helping or hindering them along the way?
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4:06speaker_1HOST
What's at the top of the list?
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4:07speaker_0HOST
Quantitative preparedness is paramount.
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4:09speaker_0HOST
Economics relies heavily on modelling human behaviour, hypothesis testing and data analysis.
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4:15speaker_0HOST
Students need to be comfortable with calculus, linear algebra, probability and even real analysis.
Bugs, blueprints and ballots
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2:10Julian MorrowHOST
The Coalition of Civil Society Groups under the banner Save Indonesian Education Coalition has called on the Indonesian government to halt the program's expansion and immediately undertake comprehensive reforms.
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2:21Julian MorrowHOST
Joining us this morning to discuss the free meals program is Elan Satriawan, Associate Professor in the Department of Economics at the University of Gajah Mada in Indonesia.
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2:33Julian MorrowHOST
Professor Satriawan, welcome to Sunday Extra.
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2:36Elan SatriawanGUEST
Thank you for having me, Julian.
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13:31Julian MorrowHOST
Elan Satriawan, thank you so much for joining us on Sunday Extra.
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13:34Elan SatriawanGUEST
My pleasure.
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13:35Julian MorrowHOST
Elan is the Associate Professor in Economics at the University Gadjamata in Indonesia.
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13:49Julian MorrowHOST
Regional elections don't always make world headlines, but as the small German state of Saxony-Anhalt proved when the far-right party, the AFD, won, sometimes regional elections can be momentous.
The troubles that come a free meal
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0:41Julian MorrowHOST
A coalition of civil society groups under the banner Save Indonesian Education Coalition has called on the Indonesian government to halt the program's expansion and immediately undertake comprehensive reforms.
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0:53Julian MorrowHOST
Joining us this morning to discuss the free meals program is Elan Satriawan, Associate Professor in the Department of Economics at the University of Gajah Mada in Indonesia.
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1:04Julian MorrowHOST
Professor Satriawan, welcome to Sunday Extra.
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1:08Elan SatriawanGUEST
Thank you for having me, Julian.
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13:02Julian MorrowHOST
My
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13:02Elan SatriawanGUEST
pleasure.
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13:02Julian MorrowHOST
Elan is the Associate Professor in Economics at the University Gadjamata in Indonesia.
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History Teacher's Magazine, Vol. I, No. 3, November 1909-Various
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37:47Greg GiordanoNARRATOR
In fashioning the report, present conditions were kept steadily in mind.
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37:52Greg GiordanoNARRATOR
Looking towards some uniformity in the program for history in our elementary schools, due praise must always be accorded to the report of the Madison Conference on History, Civil Government, and Economics, which was published in 1893, and to the supplementary report of the Committee of Seven.
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38:11Greg GiordanoNARRATOR
In these reports we find the first significant declarations that history is entitled to a place of dignity in all secondary and elementary school programs.
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38:21Greg GiordanoNARRATOR
Some 200 superintendents of schools in different parts of the country have submitted for the consideration of the committee what they believe to be the best programs, and many elementary history teachers have been consulted on various features of the report.
The Larry Kudlow Show: The Mid-terms, Addressing The Stock Market, And The Iran War
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34:13Larry KudlowHOST
I don't know that we have that much inflation anyway compared to Joe Biden.
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34:18Larry KudlowHOST
Let's talk to our two experts, John Carney, who is the Breitbart News Editor for Economics and Finance and co-author of the really fabulous daily Breitbart Business Digest, and my dear friend Steve Forbes, the great Steve Forbes, Chairman and Editor-in-Chief of Forbes Media.
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34:41Larry KudlowHOST
Steve's latest book is Inflation, What It Is, Why It's Bad, and How to Fix It.
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34:48Larry KudlowHOST
John Carney, let's start.
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