We Are Better Off Today Than We Were Four Years Ago with Ron Insana

Publish Date: 2024/3/8

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Host Reed Galen is joined by Ron Insana (Senior Analyst and Commentator at CNBC) to discuss the current state of the American economy, how technology and cultural advancement will influence our nation’s future economy/workforce, and the importance of historical memory. Plus, are we entering a new historical epoch? For more from Reed Galen, be sure to subscribe to “The Home Front”. If you’d like to ask a question or share a comment with The Lincoln Project, send an email to [email protected].

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We Are Better Off Today Than We Were Four Years Ago with Ron Insana

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What does a society do when it has achieved material necessity for most of its citizens?

How are corporations responding to inflation and consumer behavior?

Is there a return to stakeholder capitalism from shareholder primacy?

What impact does the modern work environment have on employee productivity and satisfaction?

Why is there a persistent fear of economic downturn despite positive indicators?

How is the American economy faring compared to the rest of the world, particularly China?

What challenges and opportunities does artificial intelligence present for the future of work?

How might advancements in longevity science and AI disrupt traditional societal structures?

What implications does the lack of shared historical memory have for future global conflicts?

How can we navigate the challenges of a polarized society and maintain a factual basis for understanding the economy?

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The Lincoln Project

Chapters

What does a society do when it has achieved material necessity for most of its citizens?

How are corporations responding to inflation and consumer behavior?

Is there a return to stakeholder capitalism from shareholder primacy?

What impact does the modern work environment have on employee productivity and satisfaction?

Why is there a persistent fear of economic downturn despite positive indicators?

How is the American economy faring compared to the rest of the world, particularly China?

What challenges and opportunities does artificial intelligence present for the future of work?

How might advancements in longevity science and AI disrupt traditional societal structures?

What implications does the lack of shared historical memory have for future global conflicts?

How can we navigate the challenges of a polarized society and maintain a factual basis for understanding the economy?

Shownotes Transcript

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We Are Better Off Today Than We Were Four Years Ago with Ron Insana