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New *Free the Economy* episode dissects China’s policies and Trump’s Fed pick

From woke pension funds to Taiwan tensions, this week’s episode unpacks the policies reshaping global markets. A must-listen for finance and geopolitics buffs.

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New *Free the Economy* episode dissects China’s policies and Trump’s Fed pick

The latest episode of Free the Economy has aired this week, covering a wide range of financial and political topics. Hosts welcomed guest Derek Scissors, a China expert from the American Enterprise Institute and China Beige Book, to discuss pressing economic issues and global policies.

The episode kicked off with a deep dive into corporate real estate investing and the growing influence of so-called 'woke' pension funds. Listeners also heard analysis on proposed changes to fuel economy regulations and speculation about a potential Trump nominee for the Federal Reserve.

Later in the programme, the conversation shifted to manufacturing trends and broader Trump-era policies. The discussion expanded to include President Xi Jinping’s approach to Taiwan, as well as debates over how the Bill of Rights intersects with modern infrastructure projects. Joining the hosts was Derek Scissors, a senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute and chief economist for China Beige Book. His expertise added weight to the segment on China’s economic strategies. The episode also featured insights from historian David Beito, Professor Emeritus at the University of Alabama, though his specific contributions were not detailed in advance.

This week’s Free the Economy episode offered a mix of domestic and international economic analysis. Topics ranged from investment trends to geopolitical tensions, giving listeners a broad overview of current financial and policy debates. The show continues to explore how political decisions shape markets and industries.

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