Sep 10, 2026 · 52 min · 9 segments
Twenty-five years after the September 11 attacks, we look at a difficult question: can economics help us understand terrorism? We start with Gary Becker’s rational model of crime and Alan Krueger's…
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I'll do mine second.
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I might end up cutting this out.
I had one, but I want actually a different number on this.
There is part of it.
There's certain episodes where you and I have come into it and I go, this could be the day that we have the same one.
We probably should start thinking about having backup stats in case there is a day where you and I have the same one.
Yeah.
Yeah, I need a moment.
I got something.
I can do mine if you
You can do yours.
Or will that throw you off as you're thinking about it while trying to find it? It might, but that's okay.
So name that stat.
Do you have a stat ready? I do, but you should go first.
Okay.
I'll do mine second.
Okay.
Hold on, it's just a moment.
I might end up cutting this out.
I had one, but I want actually a different number on this.
There is part of it.
There's certain episodes where you and I have come into it and I go, this could be the day that we have the same one.
We probably should start thinking about having backup stats in case there is a day where you and I have the same one.
Yeah.
Yeah, I need a moment.
I got something.
I can do mine if you
You can do yours.
Or will that throw you off as you're thinking about it while trying to find it? It might, but that's okay.
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