10 Babies

Economics of fertility, family size, international trade, sweatshops, child labour, single parents, marriage, divorce.
Specialization, division of labour, economies of scale, comparative advantage, opportunity cost, efficiency, expected value, law of demand, labour saving vs. Labour-augmenting technology, upward mobility, incentive, blight of dependency, free trade, labour-intensive industry, outsourcing, trade barrier, protectionism, tariff, boycotting, platform economy, uberization, first-mover advantage, network effect, competition, concentration of power, free market, bottom-up, barriers to entry, gains from trade, non-zero-sum game.
Further reading:
Jeremy Greenwood. Evolving Households: The Imprint of Technology on Life (2019).
Patrick Luciani. Economic Myths: Making Sense of Canadian Policy Issues (2003).
Economics of Sex and Drugs (10-series playlist):
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