S3 Ep43: What next for the UK's furloughed workers?
Nine million workers were furloughed in the UK this summer. What was the experience like for them, and what will happen to them now? Abi Adams-Prassl tells Tim Phillips about how the Job Retention Sch...
15 Syys 202013min
S3 Ep42: Kindergartens in America
At the beginning of the 20th century more than 7,000 kindergartens were set up in the US. Philipp Ager and Francesco Cinnirella tell Tim Phillips about the profound effect of preschool on the life cha...
11 Syys 202011min
S3 Ep41: Racism and the "China virus"
Many Americans blame China for Covid-19. Runjing Lu tells Tim Phillips that the way politicians have exploited the pandemic has led to an increase in prejudice against the US Asian community.
4 Syys 202013min
S3 Ep40: Restoring financial stability to India
In a new book based on his time as deputy governor of India's central bank, Viral Acharya warns that India's bloated public sector is strangling growth. The economy urgently needs institutional reform...
28 Elo 202027min
S3 Ep39: A new explanation for wage stagnation
Low-skilled workers are concentrated in sectors with fast productivity growth, so why isn't their pay rising? Rachel Ngai tell Tim Phillips that one explanation is in how low-skilled workers are reall...
21 Elo 202011min
S3 Ep38: Bailing out the kids
How much do we bail out our family in a crisis? By matching financial transactions and administrative data in Denmark, Niels Johannesen comes up with an answer for Tim Phillips.
18 Elo 202012min
S3 Ep37: Does social media make us xenophobic?
Xenophobic attacks are on the rise around the world. Does social media help cause them? Maria Petrova tells tim Phillips about shocking new research from Russia.
14 Elo 20208min
S3 Ep36: Europe's zombie lending
Viral Acharya tell Tim Phillips that the action to save Europe's financial sector after 2008 has delayed reform in the banking sector - creating a decade of lending to zombie firms that has stifled ec...
7 Elo 202037min
