Probability of Recession and Puppies for Everyone

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Probability of Recession and Puppies for Everyone

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Oct 29, 2021

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Kevin Hassett, Vice President and Managing Director of the Lindsey Group and former Chair of the Council of Economics under President Trump, joins Mark, Ryan, and Cris to discuss the risk of a recession, inflation, and tax proposals in President Biden's Build Back Better legislation. Full episode transcript.

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Join Chief Economist Mark Zandi, Ryan Sweet and Cristian deRitis as they discuss key indicators and other aspects of the global economy. Contact us at insideeconomics@moodys.com. Visit online at www.economy.com/economicview

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Inside Economics Trailer - Mark Zandi: Mark Zandi welcomes you to the “Inside Economics” podcast and discusses what will be covered in the series. Subscribe today! by Moody's Talks - Inside Economics
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Jobs Jobs Jobs: Mark, Ryan, and Cris welcome back their first repeat appearance guest - Dante DeAntonio, Senior Economist at Moodys Analytics. They breakdown the numbers in the July Employment Report and discuss the labor force and productivity in great detail. They also touch on the Delta Variant and its impact on the economy. by Moody's Talks - Inside Economics
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A Booming Economy and Bubbles: Mark Zandi and team discuss the recent jobs report, bubbles, cryptocurrencies and expectations for the economy. by Moody's Talks - Inside Economics
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Work and Work from Anywhere: Adam Ozimek Chief Economist at Upwork, joins Mark Zandi and the Moody's Analytics team to discuss the recent job numbers and productivity. by Moody's Talks - Inside Economics
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Confidence and Consumer Spending Momentum: Wayne Best, Chief Economist of Visa, joins Mark Zandi and the Moody's Analytics team to discuss the labor market, housing, and Visa's spending momentum index. by Moody's Talks - Inside Economics
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Digital Currency and Delta: Aaron Klein, Senior Fellow in economic studies at Brookings Institute, joins Mark, Cris, and Ryan to discuss the current state and future of crypto currencies. by Moody's Talks - Inside Economics
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Back to Normal and Build Back Better: Mark Zandi and team discuss the trade deficit, jobless claims, the Back to Normal Index and President Biden's infrastructure plan. by Moody's Talks - Inside Economics
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CPI and Census: Adam Kamins, Director of Regional Economics at Moody's Analytics, joins Mark Zandi and the Moody's Analytics team to discuss the recent inflation data and 2020 Census. by Moody's Talks - Inside Economics
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Consumer Prices and Cars: Mike Brisson, Senior Economist at Moody's Analytics joins Mark Zandi and the Moody's Analytics team to discuss the latest CPI report, labor market, homebuyer perceptions, and the vehicle market. by Moody's Talks - Inside Economics
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Flipped Signs and Forecast Philosophy: Marisa DiNatale, Senior Director at Moody's Analytics, joins Mark, Ryan, and Cris and they recall their own favorite and least favorite forecast of all-time. They also discuss different approaches to forecasting, the meaning of being accurate, and who is a hedgehog or fox. by Moody's Talks - Inside Economics
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Rates and Reflation: Mark Zandi and team discuss interest rates, 10-year treasury yield, inflation, monetary policy, and when we can expect to get back to full employment. by Moody's Talks - Inside Economics
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Lumber and Labor Force: The economy is booming, should President Biden get the credit? ...and what about his newly unveiled American Families plan? Mark Zandi and the Moody's Analytics team discuss. by Moody's Talks - Inside Economics
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Jobs and More Jobs: Dante DeAntonio, Senior Economist at Moody's Analytics, joins Mark Zandi to discuss the May U.S. employment report and the state of the labor market. by Moody's Talks - Inside Economics
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Debt and Debt Limits: Mark, Ryan, and Cris welcome back Bernard Yaros, an economist from Moody's Analytics to discuss fiscal policy, the odds of a government shutdown, and the debt limit. by Moody's Talks - Inside Economics
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ECI and ECB: Kamil Kovar, Economist at Moody's Analytics, joins Mark, Cris and Ryan to discuss U.S. and euro zone GDP along with wages. They also discuss Mark's cancelled flight and the big topic was monetary policy in the U.S. and euro zone. by Moody's Talks - Inside Economics
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LNG and Long Tail (It's a Groundhog, not a Chipmunk): Mark, Ryan, and Cris discuss unemployment insurance benefits, Delta variant, and what happened this week in Washington, DC. The main topic is the long-term economic consequences of the pandemic. Also, Mark reveals his favorite movie. by Moody's Talks - Inside Economics
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Bonus Episode: On the Road to Recovery: The Delta-variant of COVID-19 has damaged the economic recovery, but we remain optimistic the economy is on track to return to full employment by spring 2023. What could derail this optimism? Could the economy perform better than anticipated? What is the long-term economic fallout of the pandemic? by Moody's Talks - Inside Economics
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Diffusion Indices and Deficits: In this episode of Inside Economics, our weekly podcast, Bernard Yaros, Economist at Moody's Analytics, joins Mark Zandi and the Moody's Analytics team to discuss fiscal policy, debt and deficits. We also discuss this weeks data, including inflation, lumber prices, tax refunds and the CNN/Moody's Analytics back-to-normal index. by Moody's Talks - Inside Economics
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Once and Future Inflation: Mark, Ryan, and Cris discuss inflation throughout the history of the United States and whether we're in the midst of an era. by Moody's Talks - Inside Economics
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Fear Gauge and Frothy Markets: Mark Zandi and the Moody's Analytics team discuss what they are watching to gauge the health of the economy and the big topic was froth in asset markets. by Moody's Talks - Inside Economics
64 min listen
Coffee, COP26, and Climate Change: Emilie Mazzacurati, Global Head of Moody's Climate Solutions, joins Mark, Ryan, and Cris to discuss the global economic impact of climate change, the potential effects of a carbon tax on the economy, and the climate risk policies in President Biden's Build Back Better plan. by Moody's Talks - Inside Economics
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China Angst and Container Cost: Daniel Rosen, founder of Rhodium Group, joins Mark, Ryan, and Cris to discuss all things China. by Moody's Talks - Inside Economics
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China and Cris Votes No: Dan White, Director of Public Sector Research at Moody's Analytics, joins Mark, Ryan, and Cris to debate the economic impact of the bipartisan infrastructure deal and other proposed government spending. by Moody's Talks - Inside Economics
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Housing and Happy Birthday: Jim Parrott at Urban Institute, joins Mark Zandi and the Moody's Analytics team to discuss the state of the U.S. housing market and the supply issues its facing. We also discuss this week's key economic data. by Moody's Talks - Inside Economics
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Workers, Wages, and Wallyball: Mark, Ryan, and Cris dissect the October U.S. employment report and what it says about the state of the economy, wage growth, and inflation. We knew there were Hunger Games and Squid Games. Now add the Zandi Games. by Moody's Talks - Inside Economics
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Hospitality Jobs and Hurricanes: Mark and Ryan welcome back Adam Kamins, Director of Regional Economics at Moody's Analytics, to discuss the August job numbers, the Delta variant, and economic costs of Hurricane Ida. by Moody's Talks - Inside Economics
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