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AEA Research Highlights Podcast

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The AEA conducts podcast interviews with AEA authors discussing their work as part of the AEA Research Highlights series. Listen to episodes posted below or subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts:

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Episode 104: Violence against women

September 24, 2026
Manisha Shah discusses the factors that drive intimate partner violence and the impact of policies aimed at reducing it in low- and middle-income countries.
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Episode 102: The economics of sanctioning a petrostate

July 29, 2026
Lukasz Rachel and Catherine Wolfram discuss the G7 price cap on Russian oil and why it defied textbook predictions.
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Episode 101: Views on the dollar shortage controversy

July 02, 2026
Harris Dellas and George Tavlas discuss the postwar dollar shortage debate between Charles Kindleberger and Milton Friedman.
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Episode 100: Environmental market design

June 03, 2026
Will Rafey discusses how contracts to remediate or restore Florida’s wetlands generated billions in gains from trade, but also increased total regional flood damage.
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Episode 99: The wrong side of the tracks

May 15, 2026
Eric Chyn discusses the effects of racial segregation on long-run economic outcomes.
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Episode 98: Delivering clean water

April 09, 2026
Fiona Burlig discusses an experiment in rural India that measured the value poor households place on potable water.
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Episode 97: A short history of Asian immigration

March 11, 2026
Hannah Postel discusses the evolution of Asian immigration to the United States.
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Episode 96: W. E. B. Du Bois and the history of marginalism

February 11, 2026
Daniel Kuehn discusses key insights in marginalist wage theory developed by W. E. B. Du Bois when he was a Harvard graduate student.
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Episode 95: Diversifying college applications

January 14, 2026
Nageeb Ali and Ran Shorrer discuss the optimal strategy for applying to college.
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