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Stephen Gottlieb

Stephen Gottlieb

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Professor, Albany Law School and Commentator, WAMC, Northeast Public Radio

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Total articles 327

  • Market manipulation, inflation and Donald Trump

    By Stephen Gottlieb| The Roundtable@ My wife spotted a note in Facebook that Trump’s tariff manipulations were making his billionaire friends much wealthier. The person posting suggested that billionaires had the money to invest when the market goes down and then sell when it goes up. I think there are several more pieces to what is going on. First, raising tariffs predictably lowers market prices by making business more expensive.

    By Stephen Gottlieb · The Roundtable

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Trump's danger to most of us

    By Stephen Gottlieb| The Roundtable@ Why did Trump’s Air Force try to scrub videos and records of the excellent and celebrated Tuskegee Airmen and Navajo Code Talkers in World War II? Many pilots, sailors and troops were happy to get their support. And why scrub the World War II Women’s Airforce Service Pilots, or WASPs? My mother-in-law served in the Women’s Army Corps as a nurse. Lot of soldiers were happy to see her. Trump wasn’t a hero and doesn’t understand patriotism. Why’d Trump try to erase Black athletes from military websites?

    By Stephen Gottlieb · The Roundtable

    Apr. 08, 2025

  • Market manipulation, inflation and Donald Trump

    By Stephen Gottlieb| The Roundtable@ My wife spotted a note in Facebook that Trump’s tariff manipulations were making his billionaire friends much wealthier. The person posting suggested that billionaires had the money to invest when the market goes down and then sell when it goes up. I think there are several more pieces to what is going on. First, raising tariffs predictably lowers market prices by making business more expensive.

    By Stephen Gottlieb · The Roundtable

    Apr. 15, 2025

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WAMC, Northeast Public Radio

Albany, New York, United States

'+1 518-445-2311