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In this episode, I provide a rational perspective on investing and why an investor perspective can be useful in life. Please experience The Investor podcast episode below.
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In this episode, I discuss innovative changes made by Major League Baseball that may allow our national past time to recapture a larger share of the sports market. Also, I discuss the potential for what looks to be an unstoppable force in the combat sports and sports entertainment segment. Please click below for more.
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My name is Christopher Peter and in this podcast episode, I lead a discussion on addressing our social problems with real solutions as well as other recent current events.
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One of my favorite board games to this day is still monopoly. Probably due to my economics background. In the game, the goal is secure enough economic power, where you eventually drain your fellow players financially. In reality, this is not something desirable in the marketplace.
Generally, America does not support monopolies. The economic objective for policymakers is to foster competition to increase consumer choice and well being. There are some obvious exceptions. Utilities are traditionally monopolies in many areas. For some, increasing competition is viewed as a a bad thing.
Monopolies are beneficial from an operational perspective, where it is the most efficient form of production. From the consumer perspective, the market needs competition to drive prices down and really match consumer need to product availability. Competition also drives innovation in many industries as well.
In this podcast episode, I lead a discussion on the good, bad, and issues with monopolies and whether we are consistent with our antitrust position. Please experience this new podcast episode below.
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In this podcast episode, I lead a discussion on the use of executive orders, pandemic origins, race and politics, and the state of our economy. Please experience this podcast episode below.
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Institutions are important in any society. They serve as the infrastructure for how a society or community exemplifies its values and principles. Institutions can be organizations, agencies, or simply just ideals and dogmas. For instance, the FBI is an American institution, but so is free market capitalism.
There are some people who view our institutions as sacred, while others want to change or replace them at the drop of a dime. Some institutions did need to be removed from society. At one point, slavery was an institution in America. Rightfully so, society eradicated it. On the other hand, the American Dream is an institution that needs to be protected. In our current environment, we can see the consequences of moving away from our national ethos.
In this podcast episode, I lead a discussion on ideas to improve our institutions, including our press, as well as recent current events. Please experience this podcast episode below.
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In this podcast episode, Christopher Peter leads a discussion on diversity in hiring and corporate recruitment, how well the federal government is prepared to handle foreign policy challenges, and ideas to better manage our national debt.
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In this episode, I lead a discussion on the current state of our society and how to move forward in a more effective direction. Please experience this podcast episode below.
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In this podcast episode, I lead a discussion on how to improve the condition of our major cities as well as recent current events.
My name is Christopher Peter and welcome to the Christopher Peter Review. In this podcast episode, I lead a discussion on how policymakers aim to impact how we perceive important topics by managing the optics of the situations. Appear to be leading when they are in fact they are not leading at all. Please experience this podcast episode below.