Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago President Austan Goolsbee joins WIRED to answer the internet’s burning questions about the American economy. Are gas and food prices ever going back down? Is the Fed just a private bank or is it owned by the government? What are the best ways to tell if money is real? Answers to these questions and many more await on U.S. Economy Support.
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00:00 – American Economy Support
00:16 – Interest rates are high, but at least there’s billions in the vault
00:56 – Printers gonna print
03:29 – Just filled up my gas tank. AMA.
05:02 – My love language? A sub-5% fixed rate
07:20 – Counterfeit? Just touch Benjamin Franklin’s collar…
08:45 – 80,000lb door, you say?
09:45 – Cheaper credit? Don’t mind if I do
11:17 – Data centers: overheating the economy and atmosphere
12:48 – The Pussycat Dolls and future recessions
14:06 – The Fed, the Illuminati and world domination
16:13 – Surviving on hopes and dreams
19:03 – The economic check-engine light
21:27 – The 2008 recession can stay in the past
22:44 – Repeat after me: “the stock market is not the economy”
24:16 – Sources? Trust me, bro
24:53 – AI and the lump of labour fallacy
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