Justin, you're a wise Chart v. Chart contestant to know when to admit you've been outplayed. Stacy ditching last week's elitist New York modernist style and this week playing the bedazzled Country Craft Show card - brilliant. 🎼"You got to know when to hold 'em, know when to fold 'em
What a wonderfully informative and amusing way to start a Saturday morn :-) Rotf...
Justin, an excellent straightforward observation on Warsh.
But I have to support Stacy's presentation of history. While I predate its start by eight years, it is truly memorable! Almost a doubling of labor participation rates. Worth making available as a poster, both honoring Ms. Parton, and an explicit presentation of progress. Would look good on some public facility walls.
And both of your favorite Dolly songs still bring tears ... when considering the values she presents. Tying those values into economics is truly educational.
Can you provide some explanation about the impact of U.S. tariffs on Canada? I see various descriptions such as tariffs apply to x percent of Canada's exports or to x percent of Canada's exports to the United States (which is a different thing) and to x dollars of Canada's exports or number of exports. How to these different ways of calculating the impact compare?
Justin, you're a wise Chart v. Chart contestant to know when to admit you've been outplayed. Stacy ditching last week's elitist New York modernist style and this week playing the bedazzled Country Craft Show card - brilliant. 🎼"You got to know when to hold 'em, know when to fold 'em
Know when to walk away and know when to run"🎼
What a wonderfully informative and amusing way to start a Saturday morn :-) Rotf...
Justin, an excellent straightforward observation on Warsh.
But I have to support Stacy's presentation of history. While I predate its start by eight years, it is truly memorable! Almost a doubling of labor participation rates. Worth making available as a poster, both honoring Ms. Parton, and an explicit presentation of progress. Would look good on some public facility walls.
And both of your favorite Dolly songs still bring tears ... when considering the values she presents. Tying those values into economics is truly educational.
Thanks for both of you.
And Justin, when might we eBay a platypus? :-)
You are both the best! You make economics EASY to understand.
Thank you for listening!!
Can you provide some explanation about the impact of U.S. tariffs on Canada? I see various descriptions such as tariffs apply to x percent of Canada's exports or to x percent of Canada's exports to the United States (which is a different thing) and to x dollars of Canada's exports or number of exports. How to these different ways of calculating the impact compare?