The Wolf-Krugman Exchange: Maga man and Mamdani

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  Paul, do men in particular in America have an economic problem?

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  Yes, I think it's more than economics,

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  but something it really has gone wrong for American men of prime working age.

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  Something that is a contributing factor to a lot of demoralization,

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  especially among those with lower education levels,

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  and certainly is a factor in political radicalization.

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  a kind of bitter irony that Trump's MAGA agenda won't help these people at all,

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  but it plays to them.

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  I think there's plenty for us to discuss, so let's crank on.

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  Hello, I'm Martin Wolf, chief economics commentator at the Financial Times.

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  And I'm Paul Krugman, professor at the City University of New York,

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  and now an independent newsletter writer on Substack.

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  And welcome to the second episode of this series of the Wolf Krugman Exchange,

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  here on The Economics Show,

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  where Paul and I are taking stock of the first year of Donald Trump's second term in office,

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