What´s next after the reopening of Hormuz? Prof. Steve Keen
This is the first part of our interview with prof. Keen, where we talk about the economic consequences of the Iran war and what to expect after the reopening of the strait of Hormuz.
17 Jun 30min
Why firms actually underpay their workers? Prof. Arin Dube
For decades, productivity and wages grew together. Then they didn't. Since the 1970s, workers across the developed world have become significantly more productive, yet their wages have largely stagnat...
4 Jun 45min
Why governments can borrow more than they think. Prof. Bezemer
Are governments finally hitting their debt limits? In this interview, Professor Dirk discusses the role of bond markets and central banks on government borrowing
28 Mai 40min
Are we already in a new World War? prof. Paul Poast
Interview with prof. Paul Poast from University of Chicago
21 Mai 1h
Will western governments soon hit their debt limits? Prof. John Cochrane
Economics professor John Cochrane discusses the limits of government borrowing. Is public debt sustainable? What caused the latest inflation episode?
19 Mai 50min
What happens when you tax the rich? Prof. Wojciech Kopczuk
Columbia Professor Wojciech Kopczuk discusses progressive taxation. Is the US tax system less progressive than European systems? What are the potential and the limitations of a wealth tax?
7 Mai 1h 2min
Why we are getting poorer | Dr. Cahal Moran (Unlearning Economics)
Interview on the book why we are getting poorer with Dr. Cahal Moran the man behind the YouTube channel Unlearning Economics.
30 Apr 49min
How are Gulf economies holding up? prof. Steffen Hertog
LSE professor Steffen Hertog gives an overview of how the various Gulf economies are holding up after almost 2 months of the US-Israel vs. Iran war and the closure of the strait of Hormuz.
23 Apr 25min
