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Kai Ryssdal

Kai Ryssdal

Host at Make Me Smart

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Kai Ryssdal
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Episode 1150: The trade-offs of the trade deficit - Marketplace

Raising your economic intelligence
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How federal investment is shaping Phoenix's semiconductor sector - ...

With a booming population and funds starting to roll in, the Arizona city is “ground zero for the new economy.”
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Congress has a deal on new air travel safety measures and consumer ...

Raising your economic intelligence
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Episode 1145: The dollar store dilemma - Marketplace

Why dollar store chains are growing and dying all at once.
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Biggest U.S. homebuilder is doing brisk business - Marketplace

Raising your economic intelligence
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Why Warner Bros. isn't releasing "Coyote vs. Acme" - Marketplace

The theory is that the studio is trying to save on its tax bill after merging with Discovery, reporter Teddy Brown says.
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Episode 1138: The rise of the (tax) resistance - Marketplace

Tax objectors date back to the American Revolution.

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Big financial institutions report mixed quarterly results - Marketp...

Raising your economic intelligence
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Quarterly earnings season kicks off with some positive reports - Ma...

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Colleges are hiring general managers to help athletes navigate NIL ...

Colleges are helping student athletes get name, image and likeness deals. It’s one way to keep and attract the best players.
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Hear that? That's the sound of millions of Americans dusting off th...

Even though the price of electricity may fall this summer, demand for it will likely rise. Plus, does the newest CPI report change things for the Fed?