Knowledge at Wharton

This channel operates as an analytical platform, facilitating in-depth discussions that dissect complex economic, political, and sports-related topics. The host engages with experts and academics, utilizing a structured format that emphasizes historical context, data-driven insights, and the implications of current events. Conversations often challenge conventional narratives, encouraging listeners to rethink widely accepted perspectives and explore the nuances of each issue.

You can expect episodes featuring prominent guests from various fields, including finance, sports analytics, and political science. Discussions range from the intricacies of Federal Reserve policies and their historical missteps to the evolving landscape of sports performance metrics. Unique to this channel are its focus on the intersection of data and decision-making, as well as the exploration of how societal trends influence industries, making it a valuable resource for informed listeners seeking a deeper understanding of contemporary issues.

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  • It's been a difficult time to buy housing.
    Why renting houses will continue to be more favorable than buying
  • That's kind of a manifestation of democracy in action.
    How does the government regulate and supervise banks? Wharton prof. explains the democratic process
  • Diversification really does help us.
    A View from Above: Justin Ryan, VP, Strategic Planning and Marketing, Honeywell Aerospace
  • All investments have gendered impact.
    Gender Lens Investing
  • We know now how to do much better at devising algorithms.
    Building Better Forecasters
  • We all want to share the sacrifice to give fair trade a chance.
    Why Fair Trade Matters When Free Trade Falls Short
  • AI biases are probably easier to detect than human biases.
    Rise of AI: How Do We Coexist with Algorithms? | Kartik Hosanagar — Ripple Effect Podcast
  • The trust needs to find itself somewhere.
    How CommonBond Disrupts the Student Loan Market
  • You want the idea that it’s a special occasion.
    How Athletic Brewing Made Non-Alcoholic Beer Mainstream
  • People have changed their buying behavior and price matters more now.
    Wharton Professor Marshall Fisher: The New Science of Retailing

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