Aside from war and peace, most of today’s important public issues are economic ones.
Can U.S. economic leadership be sustained?
Should we include environmental and worker protections in trade pacts?
What, if any, are the side effects of minimum-wage laws?
Is immigration good for the U.S. economy?
What’s the best way to cut pollution?
These 48 lectures address six major themes that cover the entire spectrum of policy debate over our economic well-being and our future:
the forces of competition
America’s workers
investing in America’s future
budget and monetary policies
trade and exchange-rate policy
a tour of the global economy.