17. Emily Oster: “I Am a Woman Who Is Prominently Discussing Vaginas.”
2021-02-27 · 42 min · episode 17 · 7 entities
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In addition to publishing best-selling books about pregnancy and child-rearing, Emily Oster is a respected economist at Brown University. Over the course of the pandemic, she’s become the primary collector of data about Covid-19 in schools. Steve and Emily discuss how she became an advocate for school reopening, how economists think differently from the average person, and whether pregnant women really need to avoid coffee.
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