Culture and Causation
Culture and Causation, a weekly podcast of OSI, explores social and cultural issues, including race relations and conditions in American cities, with Aaron Briley and guests.
Casey Mulligan on How Regulation Negatively Affects the Poor
Aaron interviews Dr. Casey Mulligan, Professor of Economics at the University of Chicago, about the destructiveness of regulation, how regulation disproportionately hurts the poor, and why politicians continue to advocate for more of it.
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Dr. Mulligan’s article: https://www.city-journal.org/costs-of-revival-of-regulatory-state
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