Suresh Naidu
6 Podcast Episodes
Why essential work is essentially forced labor (with Suresh Naidu)
Why essential work is essentially forced labor (with Suresh Naidu)
What became known as “essential work” during the pandemic was really just forced labor, according to labor market econom... Read more
23 Aug 2022
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30mins
Wage Wars w/ Suresh Naidu
Wage Wars w/ Suresh Naidu
Remember Suresh Naidu, the professor of economics and international and public affairs at Columbia University? If you ha... Read more
3 May 2021
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36mins
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The powerlessness of forced labor (with Suresh Naidu)
The powerlessness of forced labor (with Suresh Naidu)
This week, labor market economist Suresh Naidu explains how his field attempts to account for the influence of power whi... Read more
22 Sep 2020
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30mins
84 | Suresh Naidu on Capitalism, Monopsony, and Inequality
84 | Suresh Naidu on Capitalism, Monopsony, and Inequality
Nations generally want their economies to be rich, robust, and growing. But it’s also important to person to ensure that... Read more
17 Feb 2020
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1hr 26mins
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"Public & Private Power in Economics": Dr Suresh Naidu
"Public & Private Power in Economics": Dr Suresh Naidu
What is monopsony power? How can we measure it? Why does it matter? And how does democracy affect growth?To learn more a... Read more
1 Jul 2019
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1hr 36mins
Saskia Sassen, Nadia Urbinati Stathis Gourgouris, and Suresh Naidu - Understanding#OCCUPYWALLSTREET
Saskia Sassen, Nadia Urbinati Stathis Gourgouris, and Suresh Naidu - Understanding#OCCUPYWALLSTREET
Wednesday, October 26th, 2011, 7:30 pm501 Schermerhorn 1190 Amsterdam AveParticipants include Saskia Sassen (Sociology),... Read more
10 Nov 2011
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1hr 21mins
