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This episode provides updates on Greek and Portuguese austerity struggles, obesity and Coca-Cola, the importance of protests at the University of Missouri and JC Penney’s fake sales. We also respond to a questions on the economics of the Trans-Pacific Partnership. Finally, we give an in-depth critical analysis on an upcoming Fed decision on interest rates and the economic causes of gentrification in US cities.
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