This is a short episode featuring Nobel laureate Professor Vernon Smith. It was recorded in March 2017 as part of the long form interview of Episode 123. I like keeping each episode about 60 minutes in length and decided to hold back on the remaining 15 minutes until now.
So enjoy this short episode with Professor Vernon Smith.
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