Immigrants fill high-risk jobs that U.S.-born workers don’t

This podcast episode explores various topics, including the challenges and risks associated with larger cargo ships, the impact of the weakening Japanese yen on the global economy, the gap between economic beliefs and reality, the concept of search funds for acquiring companies, and the story of Latoya Smith and her furniture flipping business. The episode highlights the need for port upgrades to accommodate larger ships, the potential for catastrophic accidents, the effects of the yen's decline on imports and exports, the diverse perspectives on the economy, the characteristics of companies targeted for acquisition, and Latoya's journey as a furniture entrepreneur.