Loose, Vague, and Indeterminate
Loose, Vague, and Indeterminate is the podcast of the Economics Society at George Mason University. The title is a phrase used by Adam Smith in The Theory of Moral Sentiments to describe the set of rules that are not "precise and accurate." Since economics is all about people and the decisions they make, very little of it is precise and accurate. Every Friday, this podcast dives into the looseness, vagueness, and indeterminacy with interviews of undergraduate students, graduate students, professors, and outsiders exploring economics from all angles.
14 episodes • 0 archived •
S1 E14
Peter Boettke on History of GMU Economics (Part 2: Economic Boogaloo)S1 E14·
Mar 6, 2020
Mar 6, 2020
54 mins
S1 E13
Peter Boettke on History of GMU Economics (Part 1)S1 E13·
Feb 28, 2020
Feb 28, 2020
52 mins
S1 E12
Bryan Cutsinger on Monetary Policy and Becoming a ProfessorS1 E12·
Feb 21, 2020
Feb 21, 2020
1 hr
S1 E11
Janelle Cammenga on Tax Policy and Working in D.C.S1 E11·
Feb 7, 2020
Feb 7, 2020
51 mins
S1 E10
The Rustici Rules EpisodeS1 E10·
Jan 31, 2020
Jan 31, 2020
1h 5m
S1 E9
Molly Harnish on Internships, Environmental Economics, and FontsS1 E9·
Dec 6, 2019
Dec 6, 2019
49 mins
S1 E8
Rosolino Candela on Price TheoryS1 E8·
Nov 22, 2019
Nov 22, 2019
56 mins
S1 E7
Andrew Humphries on Teaching EconomicsS1 E7·
Nov 15, 2019
Nov 15, 2019
55 mins
S1 E6
Nick McFaden's Post-Presidency Policy PaloozaS1 E6·
Nov 8, 2019
Nov 8, 2019
59 mins
S1 E5
Marcus Shera on New Institutional Economics and the Armenian GenocideS1 E5·
Nov 1, 2019
Nov 1, 2019
52 mins