Economic lessons learned from Investopedia (and Ferris Bueller)

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• 00:11

  This is the Indicator from Planet Money, I'm Darian Woods.

• 00:15

  And I'm Waylon Wong.

• 00:16

  Darian, how many browser tabs do you have open right now?

• 00:21

  Very personal question, but I have 15 open.

• 00:24

  You have 15?

• 00:25

  That's more than me.

• 00:26

  I'm under 10 today.

• 00:27

  Should I feel bad?

• 00:28

  No.

• 00:28

  That seems like a very reasonable number of tabs to me.

• 00:31

  I feel like these days, every new headline has me running to open a new tab because there is so much to keep up with.

• 00:40

  I'm reading like you are about trade deficits, the bond market, value added taxes.

• 00:46

  And when I'm doing this research, I often find myself on Investopedia.

• 00:50

  It's a website with around 40,000 articles on economics and finance topics.

• 00:55

  It's a really comprehensive website, takes the academic terms and distills it in this way that is super accessible.

• 01:03

  The articles are constantly getting updated, amazing resource.

• 01:06

  Caleb Silver is the editor-in-chief of Investopedia and he's a friend of the show.

• 01:11

  What have the last few weeks been like for you?

• 01:13

  Extremely busy.

• 01:14

  We have had so many of our readers and people interested in learning or relearning how global trade works,

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