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Hosted by Ben Zweig · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 10 episodes
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Work is changing, and the forces shaping it are endlessly fascinating. In The Economics of Work , Ben Zweig sits down with leading economists, researchers, and thinkers to explore the ideas that define how we work, why we work, and what the future of work could look like. Each conversation dives deep into the literature, economic theory, and the philosophical questions that underlie the world of labor.
Ben Zweig hosts The Economics of Work with Ben Zweig, a business show with 10 episodes published.
The debate about immigration is usually framed around politics and labor markets. But the deeper story includes mobility. Who gets ahead, how, and why where they start determines so much about where you end up. In this e
Finance has net present value. Operations has bottleneck theory. What does HR have? In this episode, Ben sits down with John Boudreau, professor emeritus at USC and one of the most influential thinkers in the history of
Keynes predicted we'd be working 15-hour weeks by now. So what went wrong? Does it even matter? In this episode, Ben sits down with Dan Hamermesh, one of the most prolific and wide-ranging labor economists of the past ha
What does it take to connect the worlds of academia, government, and industry around workforce development? The answer requires someone fluent in all three. In this episode, Ben sits down with Rachel Lipson, researcher a
What actually happens to a job when AI touches it? The answer depends on something most frameworks aren't designed to measure. In this episode, Ben sits down with Daniel Rock, assistant professor at Penn and co-founder o
Most conversations about the future of work focus on technology. This one focuses on people. In this episode, Ben sits down with Alexis Fink, organizational psychologist and president of SIOP — the Society for Industrial
Five years after the pandemic reshaped where and how we work, where have we actually landed? In this episode, Ben sits down with Nick Bloom, professor of economics at Stanford and the world's leading researcher on remote
What makes a transaction repugnant? And why does society allow some controversial markets to flourish while banning others that seem far less harmful? In this episode, Ben sits down with Al Roth, Nobel laureate and profe
In this episode, Ben sits down with David Autor, professor of economics at MIT, to explore how technology transforms work at every level from individual tasks to entire industries. Topics covered: Why transformative tech
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Daniel Rock
Senior Instructional Coach · Wharton
1 appearance on this show
Nick Bloom
professor of economics · Stanford University
1 appearance on this show
David Autor
Daniel (1972) and Gail Rubinfeld Professor, Margaret MacVicar Faculty Fellow, Google Technology and Society Visiting Fellow at MIT · Massachusetts Institute of Technology
1 appearance on this show
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The Economics of Work with Ben Zweig is hosted by Ben Zweig. The show is categorised under business (education) and has published 10 episodes.
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