This week’s episode of Trumponomics explores why the current US government shutdown may be different from previous iterations, why it may last longer than most and how it could end up triggering a recession. 

With the shutdown in its second week, host Stephanie Flanders, head of government and economics, and her guests Matthew Glassman, senior fellow at the Government Affairs Institute at Georgetown University, and Anna Wong, chief US economist for Bloomberg Economics, discuss how this standoff is actually a deeper struggle over presidential power. 

This week&rsquo;s episode of Trumponomics&nbsp;explores why the current US government shutdown may be different from previous iterations, why it may last longer than most and how it could end up triggering a recession.&nbsp;
With the shutdown in its second week, host Stephanie Flanders, head of government and economics, and her guests Matthew Glassman, senior fellow at the Government Affairs Institute at Georgetown University, and Anna Wong, chief US economist for Bloomberg Economics, discuss how this standoff is actually a deeper struggle over presidential power.&nbsp;

Stephanomics is for people who want to understand what’s really driving the global economy in a world of disruption. Each week, Bloomberg’s Stephanie Flanders connects the dots between geopolitics, trade, technology, policy and markets—to make sense of what’s happening now and what might happen next.

Stephanomics is for people who want to understand what&rsquo;s really driving the global economy in a world of disruption. Each week, Bloomberg&rsquo;s Stephanie Flanders connects the dots between geopolitics, trade, technology, policy and markets&mdash;to make sense of what&rsquo;s happening now and what might happen next.

Stephanomics is for people who want to understand what’s really driving the global economy in a world of disruption. Each week, Bloomberg’s Stephanie Flanders connects the dots between geopolitics, trade, technology, policy and markets—to make sense of what’s happening now and what might happen next. 

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Why This US Government Shutdown Is Different

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The Stephanomics podcast is back. Every week, host Stephanie Flanders takes one big question about the global economy and follows it wherever it leads. From trade and technology to inflation, central banks and markets, the conversation will connect the dots between the forces reshaping the world economy. Listen to new episodes every Thursday.

The Stephanomics podcast is back. Every week, host Stephanie Flanders takes one big question about the global economy and follows it wherever it leads. From trade and technology to inflation, central banks and markets, the conversation will connect the dots between the forces reshaping the world economy. Listen to new episodes every Thursday.

Reintroducing Stephanomics

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The historic Democratic midterm victory will reshape Washington come January, but what will it actually change for the US economy? Stephanie Flanders is joined by Oren Cass, founder of the American Compass think tank, and Bloomberg reporter Josh Wingrove to look beyond the election to the next two years. Can either party address voter frustration with the economy, and how much of Donald Trump’s economic agenda is likely to endure?

The historic Democratic midterm victory will reshape Washington come January, but what will it actually change for the US economy? Stephanie Flanders is joined by Oren Cass, founder of the American Compass think tank, and Bloomberg reporter Josh Wingrove to look beyond the election to the next two years. Can either party address voter frustration with the economy, and how much of Donald Trump&rsquo;s economic agenda is likely to endure?

The Midterms Changed Washington. Will They Change the Economy?

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How has the conflict changed people’s car-buying habits — and could it accelerate the global shift to electric vehicles?

In this episode, Stephanie Flanders is joined by Bloomberg News managing editor Craig Trudell and Ethan Zindler, global head of BloombergNEF’s countries and policies research teams. They examine the way in which higher energy prices are reshaping demand for electric vehicles and hybrids, how the US under President Donald Trump is bucking the global trend and how cheaper Chinese EVs are transforming the global auto industry. Could one unexpected consequence of the Iran war be a faster transition to cleaner energy?

How has the conflict changed people&rsquo;s car-buying habits &mdash; and could it accelerate the global shift to electric vehicles? In this episode, Stephanie Flanders is joined by Bloomberg News managing editor Craig Trudell and Ethan Zindler, global head of BloombergNEF&rsquo;s countries and policies research teams. They examine the way in which higher energy prices are reshaping demand for electric vehicles and hybrids, how the US under President Donald Trump is bucking the global trend and how cheaper Chinese EVs are transforming the global auto industry. Could one unexpected consequence of the Iran war be a faster transition to cleaner energy?

Has the US-Israel War With Iran Supercharged the EV Transition?

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Why This US Government Shutdown Is Different

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