Book · 2022 · Business & Economics
Mine!
How the Hidden Rules of Ownership Control Our Lives
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My guests today have been shame salesman and michael heller gentlemen thanks for being part of econ talk the book is called mine.
Why people recommend it
Mine! by Michael A. Heller and James Salzman is an insightful exploration of the hidden ownership rules that silently dictate and control everyday life. On EconTalk, host Russ Roberts welcomed his guests Michael Heller and James Salzman toward the end of the episode to thank them for their participation and to plug their collaborative publication. Earlier in the conversation, Roberts officially introduced the guests by presenting their book, complete with its characteristic exclamation point, explaining to his listeners that the work examines how the hidden rules of ownership govern modern society. Throughout the episode, the discussion shed light on the surprising mechanisms through which people claim property and establish boundaries in various social, economic, and legal contexts. By breaking down complex legal concepts into accessible ideas, Heller and Salzman provided listeners with a fresh perspective on everyday interactions and societal structures. Roberts's enthusiastic introduction and concluding plug highlighted the engaging nature of the text, positioning it as a must-read for anyone curious about the unseen forces shaping human behavior, resource allocation, and daily decision-making processes.
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“my guests today have been shame salesman and michael heller gentlemen thanks for being part of econ talk the book is called mine”