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Economics, explained. Host Sam makes complex economic concepts easy to understand. Understand how the news, the market, and your own spending habits connect in just a few minutes per episode. Learn to think like an economist and navigate your financial life with confidence.Subscribe to Learn Economics.
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Signup to Generate a PitchEconomics, explained. Host Sam makes complex economic concepts easy to understand. Understand how the news, the market, and your own spending habits connect in just a few minutes per episode. Learn to think like an economist and navigate your financial life with confidence. Subscribe to Learn Economics.
Economics is hosted by Sam. The show has published 11 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "International Trade and Exchange Rates - "The World of the Global Economy"" (8 December 2025, 7 minutes), "Fiscal and Monetary Policy, “Two Powerful Weapons of the Economy”" (1 December 2025, 7 minutes), and "Unemployment - "The Economics of Work and Employment"" (24 November 2025, 9 minutes).
Economics publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 7 minutes across 11 episodes.
Booking probability for Economics is 17%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Economics requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Economics's contact route on record: public web form.
The strongest fits for Economics are Courses, Coaching & Lessons. Economics has an education audience.
Sam hosts Economics, an education podcast with 11 episodes published.
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<p>Why does your morning coffee depend on farmers in Brazil, your smartphone on assembly lines in China, and your car on parts from a dozen different countries? Welcome to the interconnected web of the global...

<p>When the economy stumbles into a recession or overheats with inflation, who steps in to steer the ship? The answer lies with two of the most powerful forces in economics: Fiscal and Monetary Policy. But how do they...

<p>A single percentage point in an unemployment report represents millions of lives, dreams, and anxieties. But what does that number actually mean? Is all unemployment the same? And in a seemingly strong economy, why...

<p>You feel it at the grocery store, the gas pump, and the coffee shop. The quiet erosion of your purchasing power has a name: Inflation. But what is it, really? Is it just "prices going up," or is there a precise...

<p>We've spent six episodes in the engine room, examining the intricate parts—the choices of consumers and the strategies of firms. Now, it's time to soar to 30,000 feet and see the entire landscape. Welcome to the...

<p>Why are there countless coffee shops on one block, but only one provider for your electricity? Why do some markets feel like a chaotic bazaar with constant price changes, while others offer a sea of nearly identical...

<p>We've been inside the consumer's mind—now it's time to step into the boardroom. What really goes on behind the "For Sale" sign? How does a company decide how much to produce, what to charge, and whether it's all...

<p></p><p>Why do you crave that first slice of pizza, but feel indifferent about the fourth? What invisible calculus guides your decision to scroll through social media for just... five... more... minutes? Behind every...

<p>You know that when the price goes up, people buy less. But do you know how much less? Why can a coffee chain raise its prices and we barely flinch, but a spike in gas prices sends us into a frenzy? The answer lies in...

<p>Why is a bottle of water $1 at the grocery store but $4 at a concert? How can a viral trend suddenly make a forgotten toy more valuable than the latest gadget? The answer lies in the most powerful duo in economics...

<p>What if economics wasn't about complex charts and stock markets, but about the story behind your morning coffee, the "swipe left" on a dating app, and the agonizing choice between saving for a vacation or splurging...
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