Conversations with Tyler Podcast Transcripts
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Liaquat Ahamed on Financial Crises, Gold, and the Lessons of 1873
October 14, 2026
Tyler Cowen (0:04)
Conversations with Tyler is produced by the Mercatus Center at George Mason University, bridging the gap between academic ideas and real world problems. Learn more at mercatus.org. For a full transcript of every conversation enhanced with helpful links, visit conversationswithtyler.com.
Hello everyone and welcome back to Conversations with Tyler. Today I am chatting with Liaquat Ahamed, who is the author of a new and wonderful book, 1873, The Rothschilds, The First Great Depression and The Making of the Modern World, which I enjoyed very much. Many of you will know him as the author of Lords of…
Liaquat Ahamed (1:11)
Thank you, Tyler.
Tyler Cowen (1:13)
I have a general question about how your work fits together.
So your book, Lords of Finance, it convinced me that financial crises really matter, and your new book, 1873, almost convinced me that financial crises don't really matter, because the world just keeps on growing.
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