Gliding Through Life: John Cochrane on the Making of an Economist | GoodFellows | Hoover Institution

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  It's Thursday, June 12th, 2025, and welcome back to Goodfellows,

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  a Hoover Institution broadcast examining social, economic, political, and geopolitical concerns.

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  I'm Bill Whalen.

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  I'm a Hoover Distinguished Policy Fellow.

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  I'll be your moderator today, looking forward to a spirited conversation,

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  not with three, two, but one good fellow.

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  In fact, maybe you should rename the show Goodfellow instead of Goodfellows.

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  And here's the reason why we have only one good fellow on today.

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  Summertime has hit the Hoover Institution and we dial back good fellows a little bit in the summer.

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  You'll notice this, we'll have a couple shows out in July as well as August.

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  But to keep you engaged, we periodically will give you a one-on-one good fellow,

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  and that's what today is.

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  And the first one out of the shoot,

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  it's the Hoover Institution's Rosemary Jack Anderson, Senior Fellow,

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  author of the Grumpy Economist blog, Wall Street Journal columnist,

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  and it's a book coming out next week we're gonna talk about.

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  Please welcome John Cochran.

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  John, good to see you.

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  Thanks.

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  Pleasure as always.

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