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"They fall behind and are slowly crushed" - Board Games and Economics with Richard Garfield

2025-12-19 · 48 min · episode 50 · 8 entities

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  • → appeared on Cautionary Tales with Tim Harford podcast
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  • → discusses Society & Culture concept
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    "They fall behind and are slowly crushed" - Board Games and Economics with Richard Garfield
  • mentioned Pushkin Industries person
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  • appeared on Cautionary Tales with Tim Harford podcast
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    "They fall behind and are slowly crushed" - Board Games and Economics with Richard Garfield
Episode description as stored
Playing board games and spending too much money are time-honored Christmas traditions, so to mark the festive season, Tim is joined by the creator of Magic: The Gathering - Richard Garfield - for a special Q&A about economics and game design. How should you go about building the perfect game? Why did the Magic trading card market crash? Why do so many people hate Monopoly? Plus, Richard has a bone to pick with Tim about a previous episode of Cautionary Questions. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.