Nov 3, 2017

11/03/2017: First sexual harassment, then financial stress

Lin-Manuel Miranda celebrates receiving GRAMMY award during 'Hamilton' at Richard Rodgers Theater on February 15, 2016 in New York City. Theo Wargo/Getty Images

On this episode, we look at the financial effect of workplace sexual harassment, dig into the details of the GOP's new tax plan and examine the economics of boycotts. Plus, we join fans on the hunt for Hamilton tickets with a scavenger hunt in Los Angeles. And, Imagine Dragons takes the Marketplace Quiz.

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How consumers hold businesses accountable

by Eliza Mills

Nov 3, 2017

Boycotts and protests can have a big effect when it comes to regulating businesses.

American Airlines joins the ranks of companies faced with consumer boycotts.

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The Marketplace Quiz

Imagine Dragons has some killer ideas for other jobs

by Eliza Mills

Nov 3, 2017

Homicide detective? Park ranger? Dan Reynolds and Ben McKee consider the "what ifs."

Guitarist Wayne Sermon, frontman Dan Reynolds, drummer Daniel Platzman and bassist Ben KcKee of Imagine Dragons perform during a stop of the band's Evolve World Tour at T-Mobile Arena on Sept. 29 in Las Vegas.

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How women pay an economic price after sexual harassment

by Peter Balonon-Rosen

Nov 3, 2017

They often move to lower-paying jobs in fields where harassment less likely to occur, a study finds.

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On this episode, we look at the financial effect of workplace sexual harassment, dig into the details of the GOP’s new tax plan and examine the economics of boycotts. Plus, we join fans on the hunt for Hamilton tickets with a scavenger hunt in Los Angeles. And, Imagine Dragons takes the Marketplace Quiz.