Why birth rates are falling everywhere all at once | John Burn-Murdoch
Fertility rates are falling in the Europe and the US, but also in places China, Tunisia and Colombia. What can explain this global trend, and what are the political and economic consequences of low bi...
20 Elo 47min
Why demographics will change everything | Prof. Charles Goodhart
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13 Elo 45min
Is economics a science? | Adam Mastroianni
What do we mean when we label economics a a science? Can social sciences ever develop a paradigm? In this interview, psychologist Adam Mastroianni discusses the state of psychology as a science and ho...
6 Elo 45min
How are the Gulf economies holding up? | Prof. Steffen Hertog
This is an update to my conversation with Gulf economy expert Prof. Steffen Hertog. We are already five months into the Iran war now: How much longer will the strait of Hormuz remain closed? and what ...
31 Heinä 27min
Why everyone is wrong about Japan's economy | Takuji Aida (Sanaenomics advisor)
Takuji Aida, advisor to prime minister Sanae Takaichi, explains Sanaenomics.
23 Heinä 57min
Why you should worry more about inequality? | Prof. Morten Nyborg
Is inequality harmful, or should economist focus more on absolute poverty? In this interview, prof. Morten Nyborg presents inequality as an externality and discusses the different policy tools to redu...
16 Heinä 1h 7min
What economists get wrong about public debt? | Prof. Steve Keen
In this episode, I sat down with Professor Keen to ask him about his views on inflation, public debt, and how governments should respond to global shocks.
9 Heinä 58min
Is the wealth tax actually working for Norway | Prof. Ole-Andreas Næss
Wealth taxes are the key policy proposal to prevent wealth from concentrating at the top, and they're now being discussed in both the US and the UK. In this episode, we dig into the recent Norwegian e...
2 Heinä 42min
