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Hurdles for Approval
40:12 - 49:13 (09:01)
The current structure for getting necessary approvals can be a significant hurdle for people from poorer backgrounds who want to start a business, for example as a hairdresser, with the fees and regulations being too excessive for those who do not have the financial means to pay for it.
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The Biden administration may continue to see deregulation in areas that are non-controversial including investing, leading to opportunities for middle Americans to save for their retirement in a world of zero rates.
40:12 - 43:55 (03:43)
Summary
The Biden administration may continue to see deregulation in areas that are non-controversial including investing, leading to opportunities for middle Americans to save for their retirement in a world of zero rates.
ChapterHurdles for Approval
EpisodeE13: SPACsgiving Special! More promising vaccine news, innovation vs. regulation, reforming higher ed, morality of challenge trials & more
PodcastAll-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
This episode discusses how occupational licensing can be a burden for the average person and how it doesn't necessarily apply to all professions.
43:55 - 45:53 (01:57)
Summary
This episode discusses how occupational licensing can be a burden for the average person and how it doesn't necessarily apply to all professions. The interview also touches on the broader implications of stricter occupational licensing laws.
ChapterHurdles for Approval
EpisodeE13: SPACsgiving Special! More promising vaccine news, innovation vs. regulation, reforming higher ed, morality of challenge trials & more
PodcastAll-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
Income sharing agreements (ISAs) and the student debt model are flawed.
45:53 - 47:54 (02:00)
Summary
Income sharing agreements (ISAs) and the student debt model are flawed. While the regulatory system is meant to oversee the lending process, it ultimately fails to prevent those from abusing it, contributing to the student debt crisis.
ChapterHurdles for Approval
EpisodeE13: SPACsgiving Special! More promising vaccine news, innovation vs. regulation, reforming higher ed, morality of challenge trials & more
PodcastAll-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
The idea of paying college athletes is discussed, suggesting that universities could recruit players by offering to pay them a percentage of their future earnings in exchange for education and training without needing to rely on boosters or side jobs.
47:54 - 49:13 (01:19)
Summary
The idea of paying college athletes is discussed, suggesting that universities could recruit players by offering to pay them a percentage of their future earnings in exchange for education and training without needing to rely on boosters or side jobs.