Glenn Hubbard on U.S. Deficit, Tariffs and Fed Policy

The transcript covers a range of topics including supply-side economics, trade policies, political economics, the future of business education, and monetary policy. It discusses the optimism around economic growth, the challenges of structural deficits, the complexities of international trade with China, the impact of populism on political dialogue, and the evolving landscape of business education. Additionally, it touches on the Federal Reserve's approach to monetary policy and the relevance of economic theories.

In what ways does the speaker suggest business schools should evolve over the next decade?

What role does networking play in modern business education according to the text?

How does the speaker perceive the relationship between the Federal Reserve's policies and current economic conditions?