Prof G Markets: Why Netflix Dominates, China’s Economic Strife, and a Year of Reckoning for Startups

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Why Young Americans Feel Stuck in Today’s Economy — ft. Ed Elson & Kyla Scanlon

This episode wraps up Prof G on Economics, a two-part Office Hours series on the forces shaping the economy and your financial life. Ed Elson and Kyla Scanlon discuss how the American Dream is shifting for younger generations, why common economic signals can be misleading, and ho ...  Show more

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