The Economist.
It's that time again.
Every year, the Nobel Committee surprises an economist, or a group of them,
with a call from Sweden, very early in the morning,
at least for winners based in America.
And every year, we join the crowd of well-wishers, colleagues and media
keen to speak to the new laureate.
Getting to do these interviews is a real privilege.
And this year, I'm pleased to say we got another yes.
So sit back and enjoy what is one of my favorite shows of the year.
You're listening to Money Talks from The Economist,
our weekly podcast on the markets, the economy and the world of business.
In Washington, DC, I'm Alice Fulwood.
In Singapore, I'm Ethan Wu.
And in today's show, an interview with one of the winners of this year's Nobel Prize for Economics.
Ethan, hello.
Hey, Alice, how's it going?
Very well.
As you just heard, this is our Nobel Prize episode, which is always a great show
because we get to get really into the weeds of economics,