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01/08/2024 | News release | Distributed by Public on 01/08/2024 21:36
Free the Economy podcast: Paying for mass transit with Marc Scribner
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In this week's episode we cover California's minimum wage for fast-food workers, overturning the FCC's universal service fee, and pushing back on rude customers in Japan. Our interview this week is with Marc Scribner, senior transportation policy analyst at the Reason Foundation. We talk about mass transit, organized labor, construction costs, and whether the US should try to be more like Europe.
Recent episodes:
- Free the Economy Episode 83: Dead Malls and Retail Nostalgia with Sal Amadeo
- Free the Economy Episode 82: Inflation and Bidenomics with Kurt Couchman
- Free the Economy Episode 81: The New Progress Movement with Ronald Bailey
- Free the Economy Episode 80:Taxocracy with Scott Hodge
- Free the Economy Episode 79:Protecting Taxpayers with Tim Sandefur
- Free the Economy Episode 78:Up from Poverty with Josh Bandoch
- Free the Economy Episode 77: Enlightened Capitalism with Siri Terjesen
- Free the Economy Episode 76: Economic Facts and Vibes with Joey Politano
- Free the Economy Episode 75: Capitalism and the Historians with Phil Magness
- Free the Economy Episode 74:Giving for a Cause with Peter Lipsett
Join us next week when our guest will be National Review editor Andrew Stuttaford.
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