1. Difference between monetarism and new monetarism and difference between keynesian and new keynesian

2. Need more discussion of public choice economics. Maybe Bryan would handle.

Since many third world and developing countries rely heavily on what is essentially slave labor, how can we hold best limit the ability of this type of unfair labor practice without hurting the economies of those countries which allow this to occur by rebranding slavery as something else when it is still slavery?

How do we limit a country such as China from setting up artificial financial supports for their industries and manipulating their currency to keep the cost of their good below that of what other countries can compete against?

Will and economy become strong if their banks keep accepting deposits from foreign countries and depositing at a higher rate in debentures of local companies?

Digitalization already changed industries like music, consumer electornics, ads, finance. Yet the biggest changes are ahead including health, transport, learning etc. Are we prepared for this?

For example, have an enclosed Economy similar to north Korea and be successful?

The politicians and leaders talk about free trade on one side but on the other support initiatives to protect national products from foreign products via tariffs.

Can there really be a free and unconstrained trade system?

If so, what might it look like.

If not, what does that look like visually?

Away from politics, what is the difference between free trading within borders and free trading across borders?

Import of people no buying and selling people like the bad old days.But immigration. I believe US has a great advantage over countries as far as bringing new people into the US. One the US is someplace that people want to go to. And for the most part people can get here. Unlike Japan which is a dying country.

Is there is a way to stop the global debt ?